| Seventh-inning stretch song, often |
LA Times Daily |
30 May 2026 |
| With 64-Across, end of a patriotic anthem |
Newsday |
13 Nov 2024 |
| Campaign song for both Roosevelt and Willkie in the 1940 Presidential election |
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| "From the mountains to the prairies" tune |
Commuter |
08 Feb 2024 |
| Seventh-inning stretch song, often |
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| Patriotic song written by Irving Berlin |
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| Song sung by a patriotic politician |
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| *Berlin production |
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| End of some addresses |
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| Words from 1938 |
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| Patriotic song |
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| Kate Smith classic |
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| With 59 Across, Berlin lyric ending |
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| Song introduced by Kate Smith |
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| Irving Berlin classic |
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| Kate Smith favorite |
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| Berlin song |
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| LAND HO! |
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| A 1939 song by 64 Down |
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| Hit song since 1938 |
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| Berlin classic: 1939 |
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| Occasional song |
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| Kate Smith standby |
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| "The only politics I have"—MacArthur. |
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| Bing Crosby specialty. |
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| One of Berlin's song hits. |
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| Patriotic song. |
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