{{hoax}} {{Proposed deletion/dated |concern = no record of song or author in reliable sources; article created by user blocked for sockpuppetry |timestamp = 20120815125741 }} {{multiple issues| {{dead end|date=August 2012}} {{notability|date=August 2012}} {{orphan|date=August 2012}} {{peacock|date=August 2012}} {{unreferenced|date=August 2012}} }} "'''The Oregon Song'''" was written in 1919 by [[Samuel Bringg]]. It was written as a learning method for his children to help remember the [[United States|states]]. There were only 39 songs written in all, though, The Oregon Song becoming the most well-known.{{Fact|date=November 2008}} The refrain of the song varies slightly from person to person, but was originally written as, "Oregon, Oregon. Let's go explore again, in the Oregon wilderness". {{DEFAULTSORT:Oregon Song, The}} {{1910s-song-stub}} {{wikipedia-deleted|Jokestress}}