| My grandfather got on a boat |
| When he was only five years old |
| His father told him of his dream |
| Of freedom, hope and cities paved with gold |
| They left the life they knew behind |
| Soon they saw the shoreline |
| Of America rising from the sea |
| In the new world, their new home |
| Had a view of the Statue of Liberty |
| Keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive |
| Watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| My mother grew up on a farm |
| In northern Idaho |
| Her father told her of his dream |
| That a working man could make the wheat fields grow |
| When the chores were done at night |
| She studied by the candlelight |
| To learn about her country’s history |
| From around the world, her people came |
| Drawn by the light of justice and liberty |
| Keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive |
| Watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| I live in California now |
| With a family of my own |
| I tell my children of my dream |
| To reach out and discover worlds unknown |
| Someday we’re going to take a trip |
| Descendants of the immigrants |
| Fly through the sky from sea to shining sea |
| To stand where so many dreamed their dreams |
| Beside the Statue of Liberty |
| Keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive |
| Watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| Keep your light held high |
| Won’t you keep the dream alive? |
| I need you to watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| Oh, keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive |
| Watch over me, over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| Keep your light held high, keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive, won’t you keep the dream alive? |
| Watch over me, watch over me, watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |
| Keep your light held high, keep your light held high |
| Keep the dream alive, keep the dream alive |
| Watch over me |
| Lady Liberty |