Oklahoma!
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The farmer should be sociable
with the cowboy,

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If he rides by and asks fer food and water,
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Don’t treat him like a louse,
make him welcome in yer house...

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But be shore that you lock up
your wife and daughter!

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Who wants an ole farm womern, anyhow?
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Notice you married one,
so you could get a square meal.

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You can’t talk that way about our women.
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He can say what he wants.
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The farmer and the cowman
should be friends,

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Oh, the farmer and the cowman
should be friends.

:21:41
One man likes to push a plow,
the other likes to chase a cow,

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But that’s no reason why they
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There ain’t anybody
going to slug out anything.

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This here is a party!
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Sing it, Andrew.
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Dum-diddy-um-dum-dum!
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The farmer and the cowman
should be friends,

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Good, but louder. Sing it.
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Oh, the farmer and the cowman
should be friends.

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Sing. C’mon now, sing.
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One man likes to push a plow,
the other likes to chase a cow,

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But that’s no reason
why they cain’t be friends!

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And when this territory is a state,
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And jines the Union jist like all the others,
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The farmer and the cowman
and the merchant

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Must all behave theirsel’s
and act like brothers.

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I’d like to teach you all a little sayin’--
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And learn the words by heart
the way you should:

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I don’t say I’m no better
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than anybody else,
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But I’ll be danged if I ain’t jist as good!
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I don’t say I’m no better
than anybody else,

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But I’ll be danged if I ain’t jist as good!

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