Does the U.S. Coast Guard have a song?

Factual Questions
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A friend linked this video for Memorial Day,

YouTube Link

Gene Simmons is doing a tribute to the Military for a Military audience. As he starts doing the official songs for each branch, I think to myself “This will be interesting- I’ve never heard whatever the song is for the Coast Guard before.”

He proceeds: Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines . . . and I think, “Wait, he’s not closing on Marines? That song is a closer- how do you follow that? Bad choice. Coast Guard song better be really bad-ass.”

But then . . . no Coast Guard song. He closes with “God Bless America”, and yes it is tough to follow the Marine Corps song- but I suppose an all-inclusive closer was appropriate.

So, I’m wondering were the Coast Guard not invited? Are they often left “out of the know” when there are events honoring the Armed Forces? Or were they there and they just got dissed with no song?

O.K. to answer the above questions I suppose we need info about the actual event at which the video was taken- info that I don’t have, info that the YouTube page doesn’t provide.

But here’s a question:
Does the U.S. Coast Guard have a song?

The Wiki page mentions an official March Semper Paratus, but is it just an instrumental march or is there a version with lyrics?

Searching YouTube, I’ve only found instrumentals- no lyrics.

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You looked on the wrong Wiki page:

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I should make it clear that those are the old lyrics; no one sings the whole thing these days, so the modern version of the chorus is all you’ll find on YouTube.

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Aaargh! And I seriously tried to answer this one myself before coming to GQ.

All the YouTube clips I found were without lyrics. Although, not even the links from that page lead to any audio with vocals. Lyrics, yes. Written lyrics. Still trying to hear how it sounds sung.

Will continue searching on my own, but will check back to see if anyone else has found something.

EDIT: . . . and we have a link. Thanks!