X:1
T:My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight
M:4/4
L:1/8
C:Stephen Foster, 1853
Z:Kevin Goess 4/19/200
N:I first became familiar with this through the Randy Newman song
N:My Old Kentucky Home. The lyrics were revised by the State of Kentucky in 1986, but I figure they're allowed.
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w:The |sun shines bright in the | old Ken-tu-cky home, 'Tis | sum-mer, the peo-ple are | gay,  The |
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w:The corn top's ripe and | mea-dow's in the bloom While the | birds make mu-sic all the | day. The |
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w:young folks roll on the | lit-tle ca-bin floor, All mer-ry, all hap-py and bright: By'n
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w:by Hard Times comes a knock-ing at the door, Then my old Ken-tu-cky Home, good night!
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w:Weep no more, my la-dy, Oh! weep no more to-day! We will
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w:sing one song for the old Ken-tu-cky Home For the old Ken-tu-cky Home, far a-way.