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
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