Who remembers this song?

Going West
In a covered wagon
Get along mule
Giddy-up giddy-up
In spite of the dangers
Going through Indian countries
We're gonna cross
The Cumberland Gap
The Cumberland Gap

Where a man isn't judged
By his money or his name
Where you walk up to a stranger
And say "Howdy" just the same
And the only thing that matters
Is your courage and your heart
Because the past is all behind you
And you'll make a brand new start

Going West
In a covered wagon
Get along mule
Giddy-up giddy-up
In spite of the dangers
Going through Indian countries
We're gonna cross
The Cumberland Gap
The Cumberland Gap

Where a woman's dreams are planted
In her precious piece of land
Where a castle is a cabin
Every timber piece by hand
And she has no silk nor satin
But her heart is filled with pride
Because she's building up her future
With her family by her side

Going West
In a covered wagon
Get along mule
Giddy-up giddy-up
In spite of the dangers
Going through Indian countries
We're gonna cross
The Cumberland Gap
The Cumberland Gap

Where a boy can climb a mountain
And nearly reach the sky
Where there's fishing and there's boating
In the woods and streams nearby
And you grow up in the open
And you grow up mighty glad
That you were born to be a pioneer
Like mom and dad

Going West
In a covered wagon
Get along mule
Giddy-up giddy-up
In spite of the dangers
Going through Indian countries
We're gonna cross
The Cumberland Gap
The Cumberland Gap

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I remember learning (and singing) this song in elementary school in the 70s. Anyone else?