X:1
T:Old Folks At Home
M:4/4
L:1/8
C:Stephen Foster, 1851
Z:Kevin Goess 4/120/200
N:Of course you've never heard of "Old Folks at Home," but I bet you've heard of "Way down upon the Swanee River." Bonus points if you know the connection with Ed Norton.
K:D
Q:110
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w:Way down up-on the Swan-ee ri-ver, Far, far a-way, 
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w:There's where my  heart is tur-ning e-ver, There's where the old folks stay. 
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w:All up and down the whole cre-a-tion,  Sad-ly I roam, 
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w:Still long-ing for the old plan-ta-tion, And for the old folks at home.
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w:All the world is sad and drea-ry, Ev-ry where I roam, 
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w:Oh! dar-keys how my heart grows wear-y, Far from the old folks at home.