Annie Oakley

a little girl with braids a-flyin
a stick pony without a head
righting the wrongs of childhood
when others don't play along

I rope my brother, tie him down
make him the bad guy, make him frown
he's not that happy, playin my game
Annie Oakley, runs away
before he can tell mom

I grew up, put Annie aside
forgot about her for a very long time
now that I go to the range and shoot
Annie has returned 
once again to right the wrongs
Annie has returned
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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March 19, 2010 at 8:17 AM
LOVE it! I am also a horse riding, gun slinging chick. You are an inspiration.
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