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| Birds come to roost On the old, knotted tree. Wind's breath gently blows The yellowed leaves free. Older than the yard In which it grows, It has seen through the years All that comes and that goes, Yielding amber cracked loads Each faithful year, Making Thanksgiving pies And even some beer. The children who've climbed Its branches through time Have all come and passed, But this tree keeps its mind On its branches and leaves Spreading glory each spring. Forever now, forever more, This tree it will sing. |
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