Front-Porch Boogie

Laughter and the sound of rhythm and blues
Some front-porch boogie with my baby doll

Drinking the moon from an ole Mason jar
Lovely hot midday sun upon our feet 

Stutter rhythm dancing, her in my arms
Head leaned back and lovely long hair swayin

Lost in the music as we slide along 
Dancing barefoot on the old wooden floor
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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