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作曲 : Traditional/George Nichols |
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In old Kentuck in de arternoon, |
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We sweep de floor wid a bran new broom, |
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And arter dat we form a ring |
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And dis de song dat we do sing, |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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I went to de creek, I couldn't git across, |
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I'd nobody wid me but an old blind horse; |
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But old Jim Crow came riding by, |
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Says he, "old feller, your horse will die. |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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My horse fell down upon de spot, |
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Says he, "don't you see his eyes is sot;" |
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So I took out my knife and off wid his skin, |
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And when he comes to life I'll ride him agin. |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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A Jay bird sot on a hickery limb, |
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He wink'd at me and I wink'd at him; |
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I pick'd up a stone and hit his shin. |
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Says he, "you better not do that agin." |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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A bull frog dress'd in soger's close, |
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Went in de field to shoot some crows; |
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De crows smell powder and fly away, |
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De bull frog mighty mad dat day. |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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Den down I went wid Cato Moore, |
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To see de steamboat come ashore, |
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Every man for himself, so I picked up a trunk, |
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"Leff off, said de Captain, "or burn you wid a chunk." |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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I wish I was back in old Kentuck, |
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For since I left it I had no luck, |
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De gals so proud dey won't eat mush, |
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And when you go to court 'em dey say, O hush! |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
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So now I'se up and off you see, |
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To take a julep sangeree; |
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I'll sit upon a tater hill, |
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And eat a little whippoorwill. |
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Oh! Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Clare de kitchen old folks young folks |
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Old Virginny never tire. |
