Chords for My Old Kentucky Home - Paul Robeson

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The [C#] sun shines bright [F#] in the old [C#] Kentucky home, but this summer [D#] the [G#] dockies are gay. _
[C#] The corn tops ripe and [F#] the meadows in [C#] the bloom, [G#] while the birds make music all [C#] the day.
_ The young folks roll [F#] on the little cabin [C#] floor, all merry, [D#] all happy [G#] and bright.
But [C#] by hard times comes [F#] a knocking at [C#] the door, then [G#] my old Kentucky _ _ home, _ [C#] goodnight.
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_ [F#] _ _ [G#] _ [C#] _ Weep no [F#]
more, [C#] my lady, _ [F#] oh weep no more [C#] today.
_ _ We will sing one song [F#] for the old [C] Kentucky _ [C#] _ home, for the old Kentucky [G#] _ _ _ home, far away.
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_ _ The head must bow and the back will have to bend, wherever [D#] the dockie [G#] may go.
[C#] Few more [F#] days and the trouble all will [C#] end, in the field where [G#] the sugar [C#] canes grow.
[D#m] _ _ [C#] Few more [F#] days for to drop the [C#] weary load, no matter [D#] it will never [G#] be light.
[C#] A few more [F#] days till we totter on the [C#] road, then my old Kentucky [G#] _
home, _ [C#] _ goodnight.
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_ [A#] _ _ [G#] _ [C#] _ [F#] Weep no more, [C#] my lady, _ [F#] oh weep no more [C#] today.
_ _ We will sing one song for [F#] the [C] old Kentucky [C#] _ _ home, for the old Kentucky [G#] _ _ _ home, _ _ far [C#] away.
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