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"'Twas in the late Twen-ties that there came a great flood. It drown-ded"
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"four thou-sand, there graves was the mud. 'Twas no-thing could with-stand"
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"that great ti-dal wave; And the ghosts of the va-nished= still cry from"
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"the grave== Lord, hold back the wa-ters of Lake O-kee-cho-bee, for Lake"
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"O-kee-cho-bee's blue wa-ters are cold.= When wild winds are blo-win'"
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"'cross Lake O-kee-cho-bee, They're cal-lin' and see-kin' for o-ther poor"
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"souls. Oh Lake O-kee-cho-bee's blue wa-ters are cold. "
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