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You are walking through the prairie when you find a madman wandering around talking to himself. The following is what you manage to hear of his speech:

"How? I - I'll ask her. I owe her much, again. I'd a home on town, a tax as florid as out the coat, a virgin a year. Oh, yodel - aware you take all or I do. Never the road: I'll land in the Anna-Marie land. Main can's a sore gone; tennis is out t'car. Oh, line a canned turkey!"

What is the man really talking about?

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    $\begingroup$ Plot twist - You are the only one in the prairie. You, are the madman! $\endgroup$
    – Mark N
    Jun 17, 2015 at 12:15
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    $\begingroup$ Anna-Marie land and yodel - aware kinda gave it away. $\endgroup$ Jun 17, 2015 at 20:51

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I guess he's talking about

States in America.

"How? - I" = Hawaii
"I'll ask her." = Alaska
"I owe her" = Iowa
"much again" = Michigan
"I'd a ho..." = Idaho
"...me on town, a" = Montana
"tax as" = Texas
"florid a..." = Florida
"...s out the coat, a" = South Dakota
"virgin a year." = Virginia
"Oh yo..." = Ohio
"...del - aware" = Delaware
"You ta..." = Utah
"...ke all or i do" = Colorado
"Never the" = Nevada
"road: I'll land" = Rhode Island
"in the Anna-..." = Indiana
"...Marie land" = Maryland
"Main" = Maine
"can's a s..." = Kansas
"...ore gone;" = Oregon
"tennis i..." = Tennessee
"...s out t'car. Oh line a" = South Carolina
"canned Turkey" = Kentucky

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    $\begingroup$ I accepted this answer because it's explained better (although posted later) than Prem's. Nice one! $\endgroup$ Jun 18, 2015 at 16:14
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    $\begingroup$ I think that was a wise choice taken by @randal'thor , after checking with me. Now , I feel that while I got the "harder" populist badge, the extra points for accepted answer will be "more useful" for QBrute. $\endgroup$
    – Prem
    Jun 18, 2015 at 16:39
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Short :

He is talking about the states in the United States.

Details:

"Hawaii Alaska Iowa Michigan Idaho Montana Texas Florida SouthDakota Virginia Ohio Delaware Utah Colorado Nevada RhodeIsland Indiana Maryland Maine Kansas Oregon Tennessee SouthCarolina Kentucky"

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