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The COF sends: Yellow Rose of Lone Star City of Knifley, KY



2011-06-11 - Above Knifley, KY - Photo by The COF.
The COF writes:
This young lady visited us Friday morning, June 10, 2011. I knew it had been dry lately, but this came as a surprise.
She's the sweetest little flower Dun Roman ever knew
Her eyes are bright as diamonds, they sparkle like the dew;
You may talk about your Clementine, and sing of Rosa Lee,
But the Yellow Rose of Texas just came to see me.

When the Rio Grande is flowing, the starry skies are bright,
She walked along the river in the quiet summer night:
She wondered if I remember, when we parted long ago,

We'll sing the songs together , that we sung so long ago
We'll play the bango gaily, and we'll sing the songs of yore,
And the Yellow Rose of Texas shall be mine forevermore.
COF at an arid Dun RomanHigh over the barely flowing White Oak Creek


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