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It will never tell its secrets Old boards, an audible moan Holding up the sagging roof A crumbling foundation of stone The years have done their damage The summers of scorching sun All the wet and icy winters A battle with nothing won An old harness in the corner Wearing its coat of dust A plow no longer plowing Growing a harvest of rust If we would only listen Oh, the stories it would tell Of barefoot kids in the barnyard Mama ringing the dinner bell Tonight will be the last night That it shadows in the sun Tomorrow it’s gone forever The old barns race is done
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 3:15 PM UTC
The Old Barn
It will never tell its secrets Old boards, an audible moan Holding up the sagging roof A crumbling foundation of stone The years have done their damage The summers of scorching sun All the wet and icy winters A battle with nothing won An old harness in the corner Wearing its coat of dust A plow no longer plowing Growing a harvest of rust If we would only listen Oh, the stories it would tell Of barefoot kids in the barnyard Mama ringing the dinner bell Tonight will be the last night That it shadows in the sun Tomorrow it’s gone forever The old barns race is done
michael-smithky
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Jun 16, 2016
Jun 16, 2016 at 3:15 PM UTC
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