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The Things Our Fathers Loved
(and the greatest of these was Liberty)
Slowly and sustained P
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I       think there must   be a    place  in    the soul all       made of tunes, of_
hear    the or - gan on   the Main Street    cor - ner,
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Aunt
a little
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Sa -   rah     humming Gos
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faster and with more emphasis
I» J> i i J   - J' I Jy Jl   >v *
w* a gradually excited way
vil-lage cor-net band, play -   ing   in the square.
The    town's Red,White and Blue,
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The Cage
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bac	'"1    p ■ ;k to    the ot -6	h - er -*-:	sic	!-0|_-■-■ le; he stop! •	ed oi	i - ly wh --i g	en the keep - e _j-j 1 * 1	r came    a - round with meat; !        jig -:--
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I y j J' J> r lip up *p r »p iip p i J J J'nJjiJW'ji j,
A  boy who had been there three hours   be-g-an. to    won-der,     "Is     life an-y-thing- like that?"
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