| I knew Virginia once
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| She was a pretty girl
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| She walked in the wild fields
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| And swam the wild streams
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| I took her out one day to the
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| Civil War battlefield
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| Way down in Manassas
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| Where I told her my dreams
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| But now it’s Disney’s America
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| A long way from anywhere
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| With a brand new coat to wear
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| With a brand name on the seams
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| Just Disney’s America
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| Virginia she chose to stay
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| And we drifted apart like runoff
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| Into the Chesapeake Bay
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| Then I had a family Virginia
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| I guess she forgot about me
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| She lives near the concrete sea
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| Or so people say
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| I don’t remember much
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| About her gentle touch
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| My skin just turned so hard
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| And my feet turned to clay
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| It was in Disney’s America
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| A long long way from anywhere
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| You get what you pay for there
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| Man, you get it in spades
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| Just Disney’s America
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| Virginia she chose to stay
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| And we drifted apart like runoff
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| Into the Chesapeake Bay
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| You can’t get too excited
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| You can’t get too enthused
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| From Dismal Land to the Tragic Mountain
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| We are not amused
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| Yeah I knew Virginia once
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| She, she was a pretty thing
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| She walked in the wild fields
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| And swam in the wild streams
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| But now it’s Disney’s America
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| That’s where we collect our pay
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| Where we drifted apart like runoff
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| Into the Chesapeake Bay
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| Yeah we drifted apart like runoff
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| Into the Chesapeake Bay |