English: Description from Library of Congress from the west of the DMV "From Haven to Home: 350 Years of Jewish Life in America / A Century of Immigration, 1820-1924" (https://www.loc.gov/exhibits/haventohome/haven-century.html)

Long Live the Land of the Free Patriotic songs in Yiddish expressing the immigrants' love for America and loyalty to the "Land of the Free," were popular among the new arrivals. This song opens with: "To express loyalty with every/fiber of one's being, to/this Land of Freedom, is the/sacred duty of every Jew." Featured on the cover of "Leben zol Amerika"[Long Live America] are three favored icons of American Jewish immigrant sensibility: George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and the Statue of Liberty.

Solomon Smulewitz (1868-1943) and J.M. Rumshisky (1879-1956). "Zei gebensht Du Freie Land" [Long Live the Land of the Free]. New York: Hebrew Publishing Company, 1911. Sheet music cover. Music Division, Library of Congress (50)