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The sun shines bright
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in my old Kentucky home
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'Tis summer, the people are gay
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The corn top's ripe and
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the meadow's in the bloom,
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While the birds make music all the day
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The young folks roll on
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the little cabin floor
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All merry, all happy, and bright
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By'n by hard times comes
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a-knocking at the door
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Then my old Kentucky home, good night!
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Weep no more, my lady
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Oh weep no more today!
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We will sing one song
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for the old Kentucky home
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For the old Kentucky home far away
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Weep no more, my lady
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Oh weep no more today!
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We will sing one song
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for the old Kentucky home
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For the old Kentucky home far away -
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ÄËÅÍÅ°ÀÇ ¿¾Áý (My Old Kentucky Home)
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