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Indiana With Solfege

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The document is a musical composition titled "Back Home Again in Indiana" with lyrics expressing nostalgia and longing for Indiana, the composer's home state. The lyrics describe seeing candlelight shining through sycamore trees, smelling the fragrance of new mown hay from fields they used to roam, and dreaming about moonlight on the Wabash River, longing for their Indiana home.

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Indiana With Solfege

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The document is a musical composition titled "Back Home Again in Indiana" with lyrics expressing nostalgia and longing for Indiana, the composer's home state. The lyrics describe seeing candlelight shining through sycamore trees, smelling the fragrance of new mown hay from fields they used to roam, and dreaming about moonlight on the Wabash River, longing for their Indiana home.

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The document is a musical composition titled "Back Home Again in Indiana" with lyrics expressing nostalgia and longing for Indiana, the composer's home state. The lyrics describe seeing candlelight shining through sycamore trees, smelling the fragrance of new mown hay from fields they used to roam, and dreaming about moonlight on the Wabash River, longing for their Indiana home.

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Indiana With Solfege

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The document is a musical composition titled "Back Home Again in Indiana" with lyrics expressing nostalgia and longing for Indiana, the composer's home state. The lyrics describe seeing candlelight shining through sycamore trees, smelling the fragrance of new mown hay from fields they used to roam, and dreaming about moonlight on the Wabash River, longing for their Indiana home.

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Indiana James

Hanley

        
       
        
sol do mi sol la sol mi re la ti do mi ti mi re do do ti te

re
Backhome a gain in In di an a, and it seems that I can see the gleam ing

      
     
  
 

la do fa la sol do mi mi fa fi mi ti la re sol do mi

can dle light still shin ing bright thru the sy ca mores for me. The new mown

     
             
sol la sol mi re la ti do mi ti mi re do do re

hay sends all it's fra grance from the fields I used to roam. When I

                      
    
do re re do do mi sol re fa mi do


mi ri mi mi ti la ti la sol

dream a bout the moon light on the Wa bash, then I long for my In di an a home. Back home a

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