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Around the coals we gather to warm are tired souls Brothers singing of all life's woes And dear old sawyer and his lady go on their way Towards the west and memory lane. I bid adieu to these travelers and the heated night One day we will find peace in our drunken blight To the poet and their thoughtful muse To the guitarist and their twanging tune To the smoker with a hazy mind And the couple rekindled in Octobers fire.
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 3:39 AM UTC
Ghost Stories
Around the coals we gather to warm are tired souls Brothers singing of all life's woes And dear old sawyer and his lady go on their way Towards the west and memory lane. I bid adieu to these travelers and the heated night One day we will find peace in our drunken blight To the poet and their thoughtful muse To the guitarist and their twanging tune To the smoker with a hazy mind And the couple rekindled in Octobers fire.
These dry leaves blow in and out of winters hollow, hope dear readers you make the best of tomorrow.
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Oct 25, 2013
Oct 25, 2013 at 3:39 AM UTC
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