The anthem of East Calmaran is lyrically inspired by "March of the Volunteers", the Chinese anthem, the anthem of East Calmaran is titled "March of the Calmaran Confederacy. The March was written by Sir Felic Carditch during the East Calmaran Revolutionary war as a morale-boosting tune. After the war, one Thomas Wetherford wrote lyrics for it, a year after a referendum was held to choose an official anthem, in which "March of the Calmaran Confederacy" won by a land slide

Take arms, those who refuse to be used!

With our blood and tears, protect our confederacy!

East Calmaran defeats her greatest perils

Let us all rise to protect our glorious motherland

To arms! To arms! To arms!

Glorious and gorgeous!

Never shall we surrender! Push on!

Never shall we surrender! Push on!

Push on! Push on! on!

Long live our beautiful Republic!

Let her live forever on and on!

Our Democracy is everlasting

Let us all rise to protect our glorious motherland

To arms! To arms! To arms!

Glorious and gorgeous!

Protect our Freedom! Fight on!

Protect our Freedom! Fight on!

Fight on! fight on! on!

Our people are happy and smiling!

With our will and courage, let us be free!

For our childrens' futures depend on our strength

For us! For us! For us!

let us fight for happiness!

Willpower and courage, Cheer on!

Willpower and courage, Cheer on!

Cheer on! Cheer on! on!

Wide Rivers and Higher Mountains

Our Beautiful Country is majestic!

From Mount Limehelm to the churning Clerfort

The whole nation is Truly gorgeous!

To arms! To arms! To arms!

Magnificent and Glorious!

High mountains and wide rivers! Push on!

High mountains and wide rivers! Push on!

Push on! Push on! on!