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    • Sounds like a modified version of a Christian song with these lyrics:   Lyrics First version Jesus, Jesus, Can I tell you how I feel? You have given me Your spirit. I love You so.   Second version Jesus, Jesus,  Can I tell you what I know? You have given me Your spirit. I love You so.
    • No, I have had no response until you right now.  I too discovered nothing online.  The story was told to me I believe when the song was sung at a closing campfire at an event in the seventies I think, in the old Great Western Council.  The words I recall were varied, though that could be my old mind.  "America, America.  How can we/I tell you how we/I feel?  You have brought us so many treasures.  We love you so.  A second stanza, or just version, replaces treasures with pleasures.  Simple and very meaningful, especially if it was sung on the tarmac as American scouts left a Japanese gathering of some sort.  I do know that the BSA was involved in reestablishing Scouting in Japan, so it might relate to that, rather than a Jambo.  Or it might simply be "lore".    
    • Greenwich Council covers only just Greenwich, CT. Sometimes it comes down to the donors.
    • Word on the internet is that Bucktail just had their charter revoked and they are being absorbed by Laurel Highlands. When I looked this one up I was confused as to how a council the size of a district (in my council) even existed in the first place. 
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