X:2 T:My Old Kentucky Home C:S.C. Foster L:1/8 M:4/4 I:linebreak $ K:G z B |"G" B2 B2 G2 A3/2 B/ |"C/G" c3/2 B/ c e"G" d2- d c | w: The|sun shines bright in the|old Ken- tuck- y home, * 'Tis| w: The|young folks roll on the|lit- tle cab- in floor, * All| w: They|hunt no more for the|pos- sum and the coon, On the| w: The|day goes by like a|shad- ow o'er the heart, * With| w: The|head must bow and the|back wiol have to bend, * Wher-| w: A|few more days for to|tote the wea- ry load * No| "Em" B A z G"A7" G F z G |"D7" A6 z A |]$"G" B2 B2 G2 A3/2 B/ | w: sum- mer, the dark- ies are|gay The|corn- top's ripe and the| w: mer- ry, all hap- py and|bright; By'm-|by hard times comes a-| w: mead- ow, the hill and the|shore; They|sin no more by the| w: sor- row where all was de-|light The|time has come when the| w: ev- er the dark- ey may|go; A|few more days, and the| w: mat- ter, 'twill nev- er be|light; A|few more days till we| "C/G" c B c3/2 e/"G" d2 G3/2 A/ |1"C" B2 B- B"D" ((A G)) (B3/2 A/) |"G" G4 z4 :|2$ w: mead- ow's in the bloom, while the|birds make * mus- ic all the|day.| w: knock- ing at the door, then my||| w: glim- mer of the moon, On the|bench by the old * cab- in|door.| w: dark- ies have to part, Then my||| w: trou- ble all will end, In the|field where the sugar- canes grow; *|| w: tot- er on the road, then my||| "C" B G c B"D7" A3 F |"G" G6 z2 |:"^CHORUS""G" d3 B"C" c3 e | w: old Ken- tuck- y home, good-|night!|Weep no more, my| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| "G" d B3 z2 A2 |$"C" G3 A G3 E |"G" G4 z2 G A | w: la- dy, O|weep no more to-|day! we will| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| B2 B2 G2 A B |"C/G" [Gc]3/2 [GB]/ [Gc] [Ge]"G" !fermata![Gd]2 [DG]3/2 [DA]/ |$"C" [GB]3/2 [DG]/ [Gc] [GB]"D7" [FA]2 [FA]3/2 [DF]/ | w: sing one song for the|old Ken- tuck- y home, For the|old Ken- tuck- y home, far a-| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| w: ||| "G" [DG]6 z2 :| w: way| w: | w: | w: | w: | w: |