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T:On The Banks Of Sweet Dundee
T:Oh Who will shoe my Foot?
B:Randolph, V, 1982. Ozark Folksongs, Illinois Press, Urbana
S:Kate Stubblefield, Crane, Mo., May 7 1928
Z:Randolph, V
F:http://www.folkinfo.org/songs
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w:This is of a far-mer's daught-* er, Most beau-ti-ful, I'm told;
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w:Her par-ents died an' left to her A large a-mount in gold.
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w:She lived with her un-*cle, Th' cause of all her woe;
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w:But soon you'll hear this maid-en fair did prove his o-ver-throw.