[Verse 1]
I heard there was a special place,
where men could go and emancipate
the tyranny and bloodlust of their rulers.
Well this place is true, you needn't fret.
with Wilbur, Tommy, Tubbo and Eret.
A pretty big and not blown up L'Manberg.
[Chorus]
It's L'Manberg, it's L'Manberg, it's L'Manberg, it's L'Manberg.
. . .
This version of the anthem served more as a prototype, having been written before the nation got its first foothold of independence. It was written before Eret's betrayal, and is the one version of the song that properly includes him as one of the founding members of the nation.
