| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Go North, South, East or West | 
| Wherever’s there’s wealth to plunder | 
| Or land to be possessed! | 
| Wherever there’s feeble races | 
| To frighten, coerce or scare | 
| Oh, you’ll find a butcher’s apron | 
| The English flag is there | 
| It waves above blazing hovels | 
| Where Africa’s victims die | 
| To be shot by explosive bullets | 
| Or wretchedly starve and fly | 
| And where the pirate harries | 
| In the isles of sovereign seas | 
| At the peak of the hellish vessel | 
| The English flag is free | 
| The Maori often cursed it | 
| With its bitterest dying breath | 
| And the Arab hath hissed his hatred | 
| As he spat in its fold in death | 
| And the helpless Hindu feared it | 
| And the Kenyan did the same | 
| And the Irish blood has stained it | 
| With a deep and indelible stain | 
| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Go North, South, East or West | 
| Wherever’s there’s wealth to plunder | 
| Or land to be possessed! | 
| Wherever there’s feeble races | 
| To frighten, coerce or scare | 
| Oh, you’ll find a butcher’s apron | 
| The English flag is there | 
| It has floated o’er scenes of pillage | 
| It is flaunted o’er deeds of shame | 
| It has waved above foul marauders | 
| As they ravished with sword and flame | 
| It has looked upon ruthless slaughter | 
| And massacre dire and grim | 
| And it’s heard the shriek of victims | 
| Drowned in the Jingo hymn | 
| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Seek lands where natives rot | 
| Where decay and assured extinction | 
| Must soon be a people’s lot | 
| Go search for once-glad islands | 
| Where death and disease are rife | 
| And the greed of callous commerce | 
| Now battens on human life | 
| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Go North, South, East or West | 
| Wherever’s there’s wealth to plunder | 
| Or land to be possessed! | 
| Wherever there’s feeble races | 
| To frighten, coerce or scare | 
| Oh, you’ll find a butcher’s apron | 
| The English flag is there | 
| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Go sail where rich boats come | 
| With shoddy and loaded cottons | 
| And beer and Bibles and guns | 
| Go where brute force has triumped | 
| And hypocrisy makes its lair | 
| In your question you’ll find the answer | 
| It was or still is there | 
| Where is the flag of England? | 
| Go North, South, East or West | 
| Wherever’s there’s wealth to plunder | 
| Or land to be possessed! | 
| Wherever there’s feeble races | 
| To frighten, coerce or scare | 
| Oh, you’ll find a butcher’s apron | 
| The English flag is there |