School Songs
Alma Mater Sung to the tune of Carmen Ohio.
- Oh Bloomingdale we say to thee
- Our hearts and minds will always be
- In your halls which stand for pride
- Where we learn to always strive
- Bloomingdale, oh Bloomingdale
- Our Alma Mater we will hail;
- Staunch, Strong we'll stand and fight
- To defend our red and white
Fight Song Played as the University of South Florida fight song.
- Song is repeated and vocals are shouted in between the band playing.
- B-L-O-O-M-I-N-G-D-A-L-E
- BLOOMING-DALE
- BLOOMING-DALE
- GOOOOOOO BULLS!
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