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This Hidden Maryland Treasure Will Make Your Mouth Water!
This song tells the story of Maryland through images of Patapsco Valley, crab feasts, Chesapeake sailing, Baltimore orioles, and the blend of rural and city life that makes the Free State special.
A Maryland country song filled with crab feasts, Chesapeake Bay, sailing, and the heart of the Free State.
This Hidden Maryland Treasure Will Make Your Mouth Water!
In the Patapsco Valley where the river flows,
Where the crabs come crawlin' and the bluegrass grows,
We gather 'round the table, family by my side,
With a crab feast spreadin' wide, it's a Maryland pride.
Oh, Maryland, my heart's at home,
From the Eastern Shore to where the Baltimore orioles roam,
We sail the Chesapeake, down to the ocean blue,
With Black-Eyed Susans, I'll always love you.
Oh, Maryland, let's raise a toast,
To the memories we cherish, it's the ones we love most,
With Natty Boh in hand, we'll dance 'til we're through,
Oh, Maryland, I'll always love you.
From Fort McHenry's glory to the State House shine,
We honor our history, those old battle lines,
The Algonquian spirits whisper through the trees,
In this beautiful land, we find our peace.
Oh, Maryland, my heart's at home,
From the Eastern Shore to where the Baltimore orioles roam,
We sail the Chesapeake, down to the ocean blue,
With Black-Eyed Susans, I'll always love you.
Oh, Maryland, let's raise a toast,
To the memories we cherish, it's the ones we love most,
With Natty Boh in hand, we'll dance 'til we're through,
Oh, Maryland, I'll always love you.
So here's to the farmers and the city lights,
To the crabbing boats that sail through the nights,
We're a blend of tradition, both rural and grand,
With love in our hearts, we'll forever stand.
Oh, Maryland, my heart's at home,
From the Eastern Shore to where the Baltimore orioles roam,
We sail the Chesapeake, down to the ocean blue,
With Black-Eyed Susans, I'll always love you.
Oh, Maryland, let's raise a toast,
To the memories we cherish, it's the ones we love most,
With Natty Boh in hand, we'll dance 'til we're through,
Oh, Maryland, I'll always love you.
So let the sun set low on this beautiful land,
With family and friends, we'll always stand hand in hand,
In Maryland, my heart will forever stay true,
Oh, Maryland, I'll always love you.
Maryland - A Country Ballad of the Free State
This song tells the story of Maryland through images of Patapsco Valley, crab feasts, Chesapeake sailing, Baltimore orioles, and the blend of rural and city life that makes the Free State special.
About the Song
This country ballad celebrates Maryland’s charm — from Chesapeake Bay and crab feasts to the Baltimore spirit and the echoes of Fort McHenry. From farmers to city lights, crab boats to Black-Eyed Susans, the lyrics tell a heartfelt story of tradition, family, and pride.
🎵 Lyric: Borna Cuk | 🎶 Music & Voice: AI
“Oh, Maryland, let's raise a toast,
To the memories we cherish, it's the ones we love most,
With Natty Boh in hand, we'll dance 'til we're through,
Oh, Maryland, I'll always love you.”
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