Did Napoleon allow the animals to keep singing "Beasts of England" after executing Snowball's allies?

Napoleon did not allow the animals to continue singing "Beasts of England" after executing Snowball's allies. This song, which had been an anthem of rebellion and hope, was eventually banned because it symbolized the ideals of the revolution that Napoleon sought to suppress as he consolidated his power. Instead of promoting unity and the original spirit of the animal rebellion, the song became a reminder of the past, which was no longer aligned with Napoleon’s authoritarian regime. This decision reflects the theme of betrayal of revolutionary ideals in "Animal Farm," where the new leadership distanced itself from the original goals of the rebellion.