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... possibly my favourite Deep Purple song:

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This is the third track from Deep Purple's second album, Book of Taliesyn (1968).

Lineup (Mk I) - Rod Evans: lead vocals, Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: Hammond organ, keyboards, backing vocals, string arrangements on "Anthem", Ian Paice: drums

Lyrics:
Kentucky Woman

She shines in her own kind of light
She looks at you once in a day
And what's wrong is alright
And I love her,
God knows I love her

Kentucky Woman
She gets to know you
She gets to hold you
Kentucky Woman

She ain't the kind to turn
at the drop of her name
Well all the things she does
they turn you on just the same
And I love her,
God knows I love her

Kentucky Woman
She gets to know you
She gets to hold you
Kentucky Woman

I don't want much
The Good Lord's earth beneath my feet
A gentle touch
Cause that one girl in life is sweet and good
There ain't no doubt, I'm talking about

Kentucky Woman
She gets to know you
She gets to hold you
Kentucky Woman

Kentucky Woman she shines in her own kind of light
She looks at you once in a day
And what's wrong is alright
And I love her, yes I do, I love her

Kentucky Woman
She gets to know you
She gets to hold you
Kentucky Woman
Kentucky Woman
Kentucky Woman
Kentucky Woman

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You mean, like again? Been there, done that and will probably be seen on a nude beach some time this summer....care to find me?

Have you ever been in an "adult" store?

Hemp was used extensively by the United States during World War II to make uniforms, canvas, and rope.[182] Much of the hemp used was cultivated in Kentucky and the Midwest. During World War II, the U.S. produced a short 1942 film, Hemp for Victory, promoting hemp as a necessary crop to win the war.[181] U.S. farmers participated in the campaign to increase U.S. hemp production to 36,000 acres in 1942.[183] This increase amounted to more than 20 times the production in 1941 before the war effort.[183]

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Jovenes Flamencos Vol. III - 5 - Ya no Quiero tu Querer

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Los Hermanos - Anna Júlia (Video Clipe)

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Exterminate all the Brutes explains, in the most heartbreaking and creative terms, how white supremacy has been the single most destructive force since before its official designation--not only in terms of how those deemed white have wreaked havoc upon all those it deems inferior (chief among those the indigenous populations of every continent), but also how unceasingly successful it has been at getting us to carry out its whims for it, as we turn on each other and on ourselves.

A necessary testimony. An essential witnessing.