This is creepy AF y'all
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This cadence for the pledge of allegiance: I pledge allegiance - to the flag - of the United States of America - and to the republic - for which it stands - one nation - under God - indivisible - with liberty and justice for all
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Possible dashes after liberty and justice as well
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Yes, I remember pausing, emphatically, “with Liberty - and Justice - For All!”
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The simplicity balances out our national anthem which is impossible to sing in key, even by professionals.
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I had Ferg-otton how difficult it was to sing the nation anthem.
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In hindsight this was pretty weird
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The nation and under one might be there because “under god” was added later on after the fact
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I would like to rescind my vote. I learned the cadence as you described it. Then I noticed "one nation under God" makes more sense without the pause and that the Pledge meant something more to me then. I've been saying it that way since.
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Related: Singing the alphabet song to anything other than the melody of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star is treason.
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