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I'll sing a little song but it ain't very long |
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About a lazy farmer who wouldn't hoe his corn |
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And why it was I never could tell |
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For that young man was always well |
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That young man was always well |
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He planted his corn on June the last |
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In July it was up to his eye |
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In September there came a big frost |
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And all that young man's corn was lost |
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All that young man's corn was lost |
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He started to the field and got there at last |
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The grass and weeds was up to his chin |
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The grass and weeds had grown so high |
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It caused that poor man for to sigh |
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Caused that poor man for to sigh |
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Now his courtship had just begun |
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She said, "Young man have you hoed your corn?" |
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"I've tried I've tried I've tried in vain |
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But I don't believe I'll raise one grain |
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Don't believe I'll raise one grain" |
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"Why do you come to me to wed |
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If you can't raise your own cornbread? |
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Single I am and will remain |
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For a lazy man I won't maintain |
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A lazy man I won't maintain" |
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He hung his head and walked away |
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Saying "Kind miss you'll rue the day |
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You'll rue the day that you were born |
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For giving me the devil 'cause I wouldn't hoe my corn |
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Giving me the devil 'cause I wouldn't hoe my corn" |
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Now his courtship was to an end |
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On his way he then began |
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Saying "Kind miss I'll have another girl |
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If I have to ramble this big wide world |
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If I have to ramble this big wide world" |
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