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YE HO for a sight of the land that I love	A
And her flag floating high on the breeze	B
Ye ho for a sight of her blue skies above	A
And the wonderful green of her trees	B
For my heart's beating now with expectancy's thrill	C
And my eyes show the trace of a tear	D
I love every river and valley and hill	C
In the land that I've missed for a year	E
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Then it's home once again	F
Where the dear ones await	G
And it's back in the land of the free	H
And it's back once again	F
In my own native state	G
This country's the country for me	H
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The wonders of Egypt the splendors of Rome	I
And Italy's charms I have seen	J
But my heart yearns today for the glories of home	I
And the sight of my own native green	J
For nowhere are skies e'er as tenderly blue	K
Nor dews that so tenderly fall	L
As here in the land of the free and the true	K
The best land on earth after all	L
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Then it's home once again	F
Where the dear ones await	G
And it's back in the land of the free	H
And it's back once again	F
To my own native state	G
This country's the country for me	H
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O nowhere on earth are there women so fair	D
Or men quite so noble and brave	M
O nowhere are people less burdened with care	D
As here where the Stars and Stripes wave	M
And nowhere do stars seem so brightly to shine	N
Or trees seem to grow quite so tall	L
As here in this country I hallow as mine	N
The best land on earth after all	L
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Then it's home once again	F
Where the dear ones await	G
And it's back in the land of the free	H
And it's back once again	F
To my own native state	G
This country's the country for me	H

Edgar Albert Guest

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