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The Open Prairie, the Western Sky

In an old shack on a dusty hill an old man sits and writes his will   His cracking  throat sings “The day of Bexar” And he goes outside Looking wide and far   The corral he built his livelihood on; the 7 crosses by the okra lawn   He closes his eyes one last time On the open prairie Under the Western Sky

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