The National Anthem
The anthem of the Republic — sung at oath ceremonies and embassy assemblies.
Verse I
We drew no line on land or sea,
we raised no wall of stone —
our border is a written proof,
our ground, a chain of our own.
From every city, every tongue,
we answered one address:
a name declared, an oath affirmed,
and seven hands said yes.
Refrain
Rise, CryptRepublic, ledger and light,
kept by our keys through the long open night.
No crown to command us, no vault to confine —
one passport, one people, one state by design.
Verse II
Our treasury stands in open day
for any eye to read;
our parliament adjourns no night,
our vote is voice and deed.
And when we pass our seal along
to those who follow on,
the record that we kept will stand —
the proof outlives the dawn.
Refrain
Rise, CryptRepublic, ledger and light,
kept by our keys through the long open night.
No crown to command us, no vault to confine —
one passport, one people, one state by design.
Protocol
The anthem is sung standing at oath ceremonies, embassy openings, and the ratification of amendments. The refrain alone may be used as a short form.