Bobby Mitchum

Even the most religeous man
may cast away his beads
and take the devils dirty hand
to follow where he leads,
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There is an old forgotten Soldier
who stands on the corner of our street
dressed in wornout clothing
with broken boots upon His feet.
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I'm a modern day Cowboy
and the horse that I ride
is an old pickup truck
with a dent in the side.
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Sittin under a shade tree
just Me and My Old Dawg,
He's chewing on fleas
while I'm sittin on a log.
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When the last Rebel is silenced
and laid within their grave,
who shall shout for justice
and Our Freedoms strive to save?
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Weep not, oh gentle heart
when you remember me,
weep not when you pass
those places I used to be,
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If Darwin was right
and he might have been,
we were once monkey's
instead of Men,
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I have lost My hair
and lost my gait
I can't remember
what I just ate,
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Faded photographs on a shelf
or hanging dust clad on a wall
women wearing long dresses
whose names we cant recall,
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I went down to the nursing home
to visit my old Granny,
She met me at the front door
saying come and join our hootennay!
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I like to go wandering
over the wooded hills
and through green glens
where wild creatures live,
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My chin I got from Great Grand paw
my forehead from my Dad
my hair i got from Great Grand Maw
and my mouth from Uncle Chad
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The Wolf speaks to Me
for I am Natures Child,
the Wolf calls to Me
to be free and wild,
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That Empty Old House
how sad it seems
as if it contemplates
old forgotten dreams,
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The Old Farm House stands
by the side of a nameless road
it's occupants gone to a better home
a different place, another abode.
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In the Twilight of my dwindling years
my mind dimmed by the mist of time,
I still often think of you
And I hold You in this Heart of Mine.
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The Flag in the Breeze
how proudly It waves,
over the Tombstones
and the Silent Graves.
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We had no time
for Childish toys,
for we were Men
we were not Boys,
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