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Kentucky (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): chapter 149
69. Kentucky!
O Kentucky! John Morgan's foot is on the shore, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His hand is Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His hand is on thy stable-door, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! You'll see your good gray mare no more, He'll ride her tiKentucky! You'll see your good gray mare no more, He'll ride her till her back is sore, And leave her at some stranger's door, Kentucky!, O Kentucky! For feeding John Kentucky!, O Kentucky! For feeding John you're paying dear, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His very name now makes you fear, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His very name now makes you fear, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! In every valley, far and near, H-e's gobbled every horse and steer; You'll rue his raids for many a Kentucky! In every valley, far and near, H-e's gobbled every horse and steer; You'll rue his raids for many a year, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! Yet you have many a traitorous fool, Kentucky!
O Kentuky! Who still wiKentucky!
O Kentucky! Yet you have many a traitorous fool, Kentucky!
O Kentuky! Who still will be the rebels' tool, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! They'll learn to yield to Abram's rule In none but JoKentucky!
O Kentuky! Who still will be the rebels' tool, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! They'll learn to yield to Abram's rule In none but Johnny's costly school, At cost of every animule, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! Kentucky!
O Kentucky! They'll learn to yield to Abram's rule In none but Johnny's costly school, At cost of every animule, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! o Abram's rule In none but Johnny's costly school, At cost of every animule, Kentucky!
O Kentucky!
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John Morgan (search for this): chapter 149
69. Kentucky!
O Kentucky! John Morgan's foot is on the shore, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His hand is on thy stable-door, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! You'll see your good gray mare no more, He'll ride her till her back is sore, And leave her at some stranger's door, Kentucky!, O Kentucky! For feeding John you're paying dear, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! His very name now makes you fear, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! In every valley, far and near, H-e's gobbled every horse and steer; You'll rue his raids for many a year, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! Yet you have many a traitorous fool, Kentucky!
O Kentuky! Who still will be the rebels' tool, Kentucky!
O Kentucky! They'll learn to yield to Abram's rule In none but Johnny's costly school, At cost of every animule, Kentucky!
O Kentucky!