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I come from {Alabama} with a banjo on my knee | Oh! Susanna | 83%
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Stuck a feather in his hat and called it {macaroni} | Yankee Doodle | 83%
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On top of {Old} {Smokey}, all covered with snow | On Top of Old Smokey | 78%
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For purple mountain majesties, above the {fruited} {plain} | America the Beautiful | 72%
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Swing low, sweet chariot, comin' for to {carry} {me} {home} | Swing Low, Sweet Chariot | 72%
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Where seldom is heard a {discouraging} {word} | Home on the Range | 61%
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Be it ever so humble, there's {no} {place} {like} {home} | Home Sweet Home | 39%
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{Buffalo} {gals}, won't you come out tonight, and dance by the light of the moon | Buffalo Gals | 33%
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I've got a mule, her name is Sal, fifteen miles on the {Erie} {Canal} | Erie Canal | 33%
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Can't you hear the whistle blowing, {rise} {up} so early in the morn | I've Been Working on the Railroad | 28%
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Go tell Aunt Rhody the old {gray} {goose} is dead | Go Tell Aunt Rhody | 22%
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You are lost and gone forever, {dreadful} {sorry}, Clementine | Oh My Darling Clementine | 22%
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Hang your head over, hear the {wind} {blow} | Down in the Valley | 17%
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I see by your outfit that you are a {cowboy} | The Streets of Laredo | 11%
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I have been to seek a wife, she's the {joy} of my {life} | Billy Boy | 6%
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