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I Live In the Country

I slipped on my boots, Headed out for some loot. I can settle in the barn, But not in chair fiddling with some yarn. Ain't that type to stick around, Gotta' stand tall, stand my ground. I wanna' work in the law, Even if doesn't handle a saw. I got a truck, All beat down, like my luck. I like livin' in the country, My roots lived here over a century. The issue is, The city is where my dream lives. Packin' up my truck, Imma let the streets know what just struck!

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Date: 4/24/2013 10:36:00 PM
nice write ;}
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