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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required They saw he’s been here since way back in forty-eight, just showed, cleared the trees and planted down a stake; Old Red, working his land, holding to it against any man. They say Blackfoot came down back then, when Red was young, but then ran away when he pulled his scatter-gun; Old Red, holding his dirt, wise enough to know just what it’s worth. A surveyor came ’round here from the government, ‘lost’ his maps one night and back eastwards the man went; Old Red, he’s got his ways built his house so here he’s gonna stay. Fancy lawyer came to put a lien on his home, went shuffling away when Red quote him Blackstone; Old Red, knows lots of trick, you’d be a fool to think that he’s thick. Rancher came looking to buy up the land for cows, so Red bought some sheep and the rancher turned around; Old Red, knows what he’s got, run your cattle on some other lot. Gunman came on by to scare the man off with force, no one has seen his since but Red’s riding his horse; Old Red, gray but not weak, a fight with him is not what you seek. Sheriff came around once, was looking for a still, then came back to the bar flashing a lot of bills; old Red, does what he must, fine to work with but real slow to trust. Don’t know if there’s a deed or is he’s just been squatting, but he’s always been there, despite all the plotting; Old Red, living his life, just leave him be and he’ll treat you right.
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