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[ Master Of Ceremonies ]
On the pages ofAmerican folklore,
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a legion ofmighty men have left
the symbols oftheir greatness,
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There was Paul Bunyan ´s ax;
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John Henry´s hammer;
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Davy Crockett´s rifle;
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and then,
quite unexpectedly,
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one comes upon a tin pot hat,
a bag ofapple seed,,,
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and a holy book,
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And strangely enough,
these are the symbols of one
ofthe mightiest men ofall--
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John Chapman,
a real-life pioneer,
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With the passingyears, however,
reality has given way to legend,
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until today we know this remarkable man
simply as Johnny Appleseed,
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This is his story, told by
an old settler who knewJohnny well,
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Listen,
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[ Old Settler Narrating ] Well, sir,
every time I see an apple blossom sky,,,
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I think ofJohnny Appleseed,
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´cause, of course, them clouds up thar,
they ain ´t really clouds at all,