Billie Joe + Norah
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Kentucky

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Billie Joe + Norah Canonical path: /billie-joe-norah/kentucky Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Kentucky

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Kentucky, you are the dearest land outside of heaven to me

Kentucky, I miss your laurels and your redbud trees

When I die, I want to rest upon your graceful mountains so free

For that is where god will look for me

Kentucky, I miss the old folks singing in the silvery moonlight

Kentucky, I miss the hound dogs chasin coons

I know that my mother, dad and sweetheart are waiting for me

Kentucky, I will be coming soon, kentucky

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