[00:10.21]Gladys left Milwaukee, a girl of just fifteen
[00:14.81]Travelled in a wagon just like Grandma in '03 (1903)
[00:19.15]She loved to read the bible, she loved Jesus Christ
[00:24.36]Her car was a Desoto, her hair was just like midnight in Kansas,
[00:32.07]Where the buffalos roam
[00:34.53]Kansas, where Jay Hawkers score
[00:38.52]Where amber waves of grain
[00:41.33]Still sing praises to our Lord
[00:43.85]Should'a been the home of ol' Henry Ford
[00:48.06]Reasons for temperate souls
[00:54.03]Seasons and lifetimes of hope, In Kansas
[01:01.89]Kansas
[01:09.27]Garner was a farmer just like his old dad
[01:13.65]Fought in World War 2, I guess against Japan
[01:18.62]Helped in Iwo Jima and the Philippines
[01:22.96]Douglas Mac Arthur was his best friend
[01:27.55]From Kansas
[01:30.49]Where the buffalos roam
[01:32.86]Kansas, where Jay Hawkers score
[01:37.15]Where amber waves of grain
[01:39.66]Still sing praises to our Lord
[01:43.05]Should'a been the home of ol' Henry Ford
[01:46.76]Reasons for temperate souls
[01:52.09]Seasons and lifetimes of hope, In Kansas
[02:00.07]Kansas
[02:06.69]Where the buffalos roam
[02:11.45]Kansas, where Jay Hawkers score
[02:16.47]Where amber waves of grain
[02:18.15]Still sing praises to our Lord
[02:21.49]Should'a been the home of ol' Henry Ford
[02:25.54]Reasons for temperate souls
[02:30.44]Seasons and lifetimes of hope, In Kansas
[02:39.77]Kansas
[03:04.66]Lola was the daughter of Amer and his wife
[03:11.15]Sena, was from the "Kansa" Indian tribe
[03:16.19]Harold was Moms brother, he joined the Navy reserve
[03:20.59]Grandpa preached for forty years in the church
[03:25.62]In Kansas
[03:29.32]Where the buffalos roam
[03:30.53]Kansas, where Jay Hawkers score
[03:35.06]Where amber waves of grain
[03:37.14]Still sing praises to our Lord
[03:39.90]Should'a been the home of ol' Henry Ford
[03:44.08]Reasons for temperate souls
[03:49.42]Seasons and lifetimes of hope, In Kansas
[03:58.86]Kansas
[04:03.63]Kansas
[04:08.21]Kansas
[04:12.93]Kansas
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