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Brasão de armas de Guernsey. | |
Hino regional de Guernsey | |
Letra | George Deighton, 1911 |
Composição | Domenico Santangelo, 1911 |
Sarnia Cherie é o hino usado na ilha de Guernsey, em ocasiões em que é necessário um hino que distinga a dependência do Reino Unido (noutras situações, o hino usado é o God Save the Queen).
Sarnia; dear Homeland, Gem of the sea.
Island of beauty, my heart longs for thee.
Thy voice calls me ever, in waking, or sleep,
Till my soul cries with anguish, my eyes ache to weep.
In fancy I see thee, again as of yore,
Thy verdure clad hills and thy wave beaten shore.
Thy rock sheltered bays, ah; of all thou art best,
I'm returning to greet thee, dear island of rest.
Sarnia Cherie. Gem of the sea.
Home of my childhood, my heart longs for thee.
Thy voice calls me ever, forget thee I'll never,
Island of beauty. Sarnia Cherie.
I left thee in anger, I knew not thy worth.
Journeyed afar, to the ends of the earth.
Was told of far countries, the heav'n of the bold,
Where the soil gave up diamonds, silver and gold.
The sun always shone, and "race" took no part,
But thy cry always reached me, its pain wrenched my heart.
So I'm coming home, thou of all art the best.
Returning to greet thee, dear island of rest.
Uma versão em Guernesiano (Francês de Guernsey), tipo de langue d'oïl normanda, também existe: