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<p>In his version, MacDonald describes a rather fanciful view of Ohio, describing it as a "paradise," where two people fell in love. McBride also described Ohio in a stellar light, using terms like "majestic," "beautiful," and "lovely." In addition, He provided a more accurate portrayal of the state by referring to the state's industries, cities, and farmland, deleting MacDonald's lovers from the song.</p>
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<div>I sailed away;<br /> Wandered afar; <br />Crossed the mighty restless sea; <br />Looked for where I ought to be. <br />Cities so grand, mountains above, <br />Led to this land I love.<br />