'O' for the oil in the Oklahoma soil
'K' for the Kamachee
'L' for the longing in my heart
'A' for where I aim to be
'H' for her history
'O' for the oaks
'M' for the mistletoe
'A' for an acre that I call home
That's the Oklahoma I know
Oklahoma's sure OK, the first two letters say
'L' for love
'A' for always
'H' for home to me
'O' for the open hearts you'll find
'M' for its majesty
'A' for all these added up
It's Oklahoma to me
'O' for Osage and Okeene, Okmulgee and Oligar
'K' for Kingston, Krebs and Kees, Kiota and Kiowa
'L' for Lawton, Lenope, Lindsay and LeFleur
'A' for Atoka, A to Anarcoma, Ashoka, Alsuma and Alvord
'H' for high school Holdenville, Henrietta and Hugo
'O' for Okarche, Okemah, Ochelata and Orlando
'M' for Muskogee, Maud and Miville, McAlester and Muldroon
'A' for Altus, Ada and Adair, Afton and Anadarko
'O' for the oil in the Oklahoma soil
'K' for the Kamachee
'L' for the longing in my heart
'A' for where I aim to be
'H' for her history
'O' for the oaks
'M' for the mistletoe
'A' for an acre that I call home
That's the Oklahoma I know
That's the Oklahoma I know