[Verse 1]
Well, I've heard there was a special place,
where men could go and emancipate
the brutality and the tyranny of their rulers.
Well, this place is real, we needn't fret,
with Fundy, Tommy, Tubbo and Eret,
It's a very big and not blown-up L'Manberg.
[Chorus]
My L'Manberg, My L'Manberg, My L'Manberg, My L'Manberg.
. . .
This version didn't see much usage, and never caught on. It was proposed after Wilbur detonated L'Manberg in the TNT Plot, and the remaining living members of the nation questioned if he deserved to be in the nation's national anthem.
