IWES Illinois Song by T. Hamilton
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Illinois is a very awesome state that became the 21st state in 1818, with Springfield as its capital. It is known as the Land of Lincoln, whose favorite son was Abraham Lincoln, a very famous man. Some of Illinois' favorite things that represent the state include the violet flower, white oak tree, cardinal bird, big bluestem prairie grass, white-tailed deer animal, and monarch butterfly insect. The song encourages visiting Illinois soon for a special date.
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IWES Illinois Song by T. Hamilton
- 1. Illinois Sung to the tune of "Frosty the Snowman" Lyrics by our very own Mrs. Tami Hamilton
- 2. Illinois, Is a very awesome state! 1818 was the year We became the 21 st state.
- 3. Our capital is Springfield. We’re called the Land of Lincoln. Our favorite son is Abraham He’s a very famous man!
- 4. Oh, Illinois Is a very awesome state! We chose some favorites, You will see, just why they are so great!
- 5. The violet is our state flower, The White Oak is our tree. The cardinal is our state bird, His red coat we love to see!
- 6. Oh, Illinois Is a very awesome state! The Big Bluestem is our prairie grass, That’s why we’re the “Prairie State.”
- 7. The white-tailed deer is our state animal, What a beautiful sight. The monarch butterfly insect. His grand colors take to flight!
- 8. Oh, Illinois Is a very awesome state! Come and visit us soon, Don’t delay – It will be a special date!