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IN KENTUCKY
The sun shines ever
brightest in Kentucky;
The breezes whisper
lightest in Kentucky;
Plain girls are the
fewest,
Their little hearts are
truest,
Maidens' eyes the
bluest in Kentucky.
The dovenotes are the
saddest in Kentucky;
The streams dance on
the gladdest in
Kentucky;
Hip pockets are the
thickest,
Pistol hands the slickest,
The cylinder turns
quickest in Kentucky.
The moonlight falls the
softest in Kentucky; Orators are the grand- The song birds are the
The Summer days come
oftest in Kentucky;
Friendship is the
strongest,
Love's light glows the Danger ever nighest,
longest,
Yet, wrong is always
wrongest in Kentucky. The bluegrass waves
est in Kentucky;
sweetest in Kentucky;
Officials are the bland- The thoroughbreds are
fleetest in Kentucky;
est in Kentucky;
Boys are all the fliest, Mountains tower
proudest,
Taxes are the highest Thunder peals the
In Kentucky.
loudest,
The landscape is the
grandest-
And politics-the damn-
edest in Kentucky.
JAS. H. MULLIGAN
Life's burden bear the
lightest in Kentucky;
The home fires burn the Yet, bluebloods are the
brightest in Kentucky;
While players are the Moonshine is the
keenest
Cards come out the
meanest,
The pocket empties
cleanest in Kentucky.
the bluest in
Kentucky;
fewest in Kentucky;
clearest,
By no-means the
dearest,
And, yet, it acts the
queerest in Kentucky.
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