Connecticut § 3-110c - State song.

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§ 3-110c. State song.

Sec. 3-110c. State song. The song entitled “Yankee Doodle”, composer unknown, shall be the state song. The form in which this song shall be sung as the state song shall be as follows:

WORDS

   Yankee Doodle went to town,

   Riding on a pony,

   Stuck a feather in his hat,

   And called it macaroni.

CHORUS

   Yankee Doodle keep it up,

   Yankee Doodle dandy,

   Mind the music and the step,

   And with the folks be handy.

MUSIC

Yankee Doodle Score

(P.A. 78-4.)

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