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[ti:Sweet Betsy from Pike] |
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[ar:Pooh's best 40 tunes] |
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Oh,Do you remember |
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Sweet Betsy from Pike, |
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Who crossed the wide prairies |
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With her husband,Ike, |
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With two yoke of oxen |
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And one spotted hog |
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A tall Shanghai rooster |
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And an old yeller dog? |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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The alkali desert was burning and bare |
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And Ike cried in fear, |
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"We are lost,I declare! |
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My dear old Pike County, |
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I'll go back to you." |
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Said Betsy,"You'll go by yourself,If you do." |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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They swam the wide rivers |
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And crossed the tall peaks |
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They camped on the prairie |
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For weeks upon weeks |
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They fought with the Indians |
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With musket and ball |
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And reached California |
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In spite of it all |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |
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Sing toorali,oorali,oorali ay |