O Liberty

[John]

As I'm looking around for a nice tree, this keeps coming into my head:

O Liberty
(to the tune of . . .  well it is too obvious to say)

O Liberty, O Liberty!  Thy leaves are so unchanging;
Not only green when summer's here, But also when 'tis cold and drear.
Oh Liberty! O Liberty!  Thy leaves are so unchanging

O Liberty, O Liberty!  Much pleasure thou does give me;
How often has good Liberty, Aforded me the greatest glee!
O Liberty! O Liberty!  Much pleasure thou does give me.

O Libety, O Liberty!  Thy promise shines so brightly!
From base to summit gay and bright, There's only splendor for the sight.
O Liberty! O Liberty!  Thy promise shines so brightly.

O Liberty, O Liberty!  How richly God has decked thee!
Thou bidst us true and faithful be, And trust in God unchangingly.
O Liberty, O liberty!  How richly God has decked thee.

OK, I need an alternative - yet very reverent - last verse, for those of us who are not of faith, wich can be sung peacefuly and in harmony.
Any ideas?

When I do find the right tree, this will likely be the first item posted.