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Lyrics:

New Jersey
Has 21 Counties
Touching the North Atlantic Ocean
That is me

New Jersey
Is in the East of the US
Bordering
New York Pennsylvania and Delaware
We are the best

Welcome to Atlantic
In New Jersey’s Southeast

Bergen County
On the tip of the Northeast as you can see

Burlington counties
The 2nd largest in New Jersey state

Camden County
Borders Pennsylvania it’s great

Cape May is New Jersey’s
Most southern tip

While Cumberland touches Delaware Bay come to take a dip

Essex is a very very common county name

Gloucester county borders the Delaware River you see in the frame

Hudson County lines the Hudson River
Bordering New York

Hunterdon counties beautiful
You may even see a stork

Mercer County Has New Jersey’s capital named Trenton

Middlesex is across from Staten Island
I probably should mention

New Jersey
Has 21 counties
Touching the North Atlantic Ocean
That is me

New Jersey
Is in the East of the US
Bordering
New York Pennsylvania and Delaware
We are the best

Monmouth is lining the Sandy Hook Bay

While Morris County is landlocked
In the northern part of this state, I’d say

Ocean County’s the largest by square miles stretching to the North Atlantic

Passaic Counties in the North touching New York state but is not gigantic

Salem is the county you are seeing now

Somerset is the only other landlocked county here you may see a cow

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