Farley was twisting a new tale his feet on the *** belly stove There in our barn, he'd spin a yarn piling on like a treasure trove "You know I don't think I told you how I won the second World War" "Ole Ike, needed help with the ***** and he looked to me and the corps"
"Again my country called on me Ike wanted us to break the line" "Well I told Dwight, schedule a flight just drop me this side of the Rhine" "So my men and I took the field we lay waste such a German swath" "Led all the men, yep there and then survived only on bread and broth"
"Well we sought no recognition we let Ike spin his fairy tale" "We were fine, drinking ******’s wine just happy to blaze the trail" Later that night Farley took watch he had come by to check the feed Out from the night, came a bright light Farley happily fed their need
He claimed that he had been kidnapped aliens from space sought him out They had been sold, on stories told and assumed him a man with clout Of course he didn't go freely he took out a dozen or two Scared them so bad, they were all glad to head off into the wild blue
Farley claimed many a patent he invented all the great things Held universities, degrees knew all the heads of state and kings He’d served in World War One and Two circumnavigated the globe Hung out on the Nile, for awhile invented Nasa's first space probe
"You know boys" he would always say "there are a couple things I'm not" "Attention grabbing, back stabbing" "though I've won every fight I've fought" When the iced wind blew through the trees and the cold air kept us all down We warmed each face, at Farley’s place where he entertained half the town
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Ole Farley was a regular fixture around the track. He had been everywhere ,done everything, or so he claimed. Teller of tall tales and whimsical dreams. He was the epitome of our childish inner selves, and I adored him. He was to this little boy a fascinating figure from history. Take a bow Farley. You were one of a kind and the worlds greatest storyteller.