Country Colored Memories
On a windy October day
I was almost blown away
But the oak tree nearby
Caught my eye, and I sighed
I hugged it real tight
The wind was a fright
I hung on to the Oak and put up a fight
But the wind finally won out
And it threw me all about
First I was here then I was there
And in the end, I didn’t even care
The lesson I learned today
you really should stay inside
Maybe even hide
on a windy October day
My handsome songbird entertains me every yearOn a branch outside my window, close enough to hear The songs are sometimes shrill but always pleasant Just loud enough to hear, his songs are my daily present Spring and summer, your song...
There’s a haunting sound of the train on the tracksConstantly rolling down the line, Then races right back That Chug a chug a soundrolling on thin metal, shaking the ground the train car loaded with the graincausing the echoing of...
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