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There's a baby that I know
Jigs and wiggles, top to toe,
When a banjo pulls a tune down from the sky.
Yes, he always starts to grin
When he hears a mandolin.
He's my jimmy-jammin', jumpin' bluegrass child.
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Just to see him smile,
I would walk a thousand miles
I would set the west wind spinning on its ear
Soon I'll walk through that front door
And we'll get to say "Hello!"
Wop-a-doosy, lap-a-daisy doo my dear
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There's no river that's too deep
There's no mountain that's too steep
There's no desert that's too hot, and none too cold
Pull my banjo from its case
Set a smile upon my face
And I'll sing this song and step on down the road
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There's a place the grass is blue
Don't you worry, sky is too
And at night the moon plays banjo for the stars
When I see that jiggly baby
All our giggles will be gravy
All our bear hugs will be honey in the jar.
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