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Game: The Junk Train Song
Comments (25)Sounds good to me, susieroses...I'll fix it ... here's the original JC lyrics(kind of, like, 8 lines: I hear the train a comin' It's rollin' 'round the bend, And I ain't seen the sunshine, Since, I don't know when, I'm stuck in Folsom Prison, And time keeps draggin' on, But that train keeps a-rollin', On down to San Antone. When I was just a baby, My Mama told me, "Son, Always be a good boy, Don't ever play with guns," But I shot a man in Reno, Just to watch him die, When I hear that whistle blowin', I hang my head and cry. I bet there's rich folks eatin', In a fancy dining car, They're probably drinkin' coffee, And smokin' big cigars, But I know I had it comin', I know I can't be free, But those people keep a-movin', And that's what tortures me. Well, if they freed me from this prison, If that railroad train was mine, I bet I'd move out over a little, Farther down the line, Far from Folsom Prison, That's where I want to stay, And I'd let that lonesome whistle, Blow my Blues away. *************************************** JUNK TRAIN SONG OH, THE JUNK TRAIN IS A COMIN It's a coming down the track It's carrying treasured Junk and it ain't lookin back.... Maybe there's glass for dish flowers... and totems toooooooo... But when that junk box gets to TEXAS, see what I do! Yes, the Junk Train is a movin Up Michigan, that way... Along the rail it's groovin' should get there any day. So, keep it moving, all full of junk~ It's just a flat rate box but I wish it was a trunk. So when the Junk Train gets to your house... Don't forget about JT... she's our Junk Train mascot.... keep her safe from your Yor-kie, (+) And she's sharing love for you and me. So, listen, cookie lady... When you get that box of junk Dig through it once & once again And then add some more cool stuff. J.T.'s riding shotgun and looking mighty tough (thanks, susieroses & hubs)...we're ready to roll again! Jeanne S. I know you wrote this to Kirk but I stuck my nose in & just am ROTFL ...! and my e-mail before was not divided up...just keep singing EVERYONE! It's addictive! Tip of the moment: I had to hit "enter" twice after each stanza (?) to get spaces in-between...otherwise, it all bunched tog. again....See Morecoopers hawk and squirrel?
Comments (8)I, too, would think it would have to be a hungry Coopers that would tackle a grown Grey Squirrel, but I'm sure there are Hawks just that hungry, when they haven't been successful for a day or two--particularly at this time of year, when they need sustinence to survive the cold weather. But, with luck, and just the right death-blow to the Squirrel, it can be done, as in christy's photo. Not far from where christy2828 captured that neat picture, a friend of mine owns an organic market, and while visiting with him the other day, in front of his store, I was somewhat shocked to see a Coopers Hawk fly down to the parking lot in front of his store, and try to catch a House Sparrow (which we call English Sparrows in this area) that was pecking around near a parked car. The Hawk flew next to the car, and the House Sparrow went UNDER the car, and actually got up into the undercarriage of it to escape the Hawk. I couldn't believe it when the Coopers Hawk went under the car, looking around for the Sparrow. The Hawk knew the Sparrow was there somewhere, since it went under the car, and did not fly away. The Hawk walked around under the car, looking behind the tires, etc., for quite a few minutes, before coming out the other side, walking around a bit more, then flying up to a tree. I had never seen such a thing, as a Coopers Hawk actually hunting on FOOT, not from the air. I got the idea that he had been playing this cat and mouse game with other Sparrows in the parking lot--he seemed so casual about it all, not paying a bit of attention to me and my friend, just a very short distance away. Of course, it was in a strip mall in town, so I'm sure the Hawk had no reason to fear people. My friend told me the Hawk hunts outside his store all the time, generally perching in the Sycamore trees in front of the store. He said he had seen the Hawk crash into the hedge in front of his store, to get a Sparrow, and one time, crash into his window, in an unsuccessful attempt--then, shook itself off, and flew back up to the tree. Boldest Coopers Hawk I ever saw--but I guess that's what it takes to catch Sparrows in the city--no fear!...See MoreThe Song Title Game!
Comments (150)Bridge Over Troubled Water....Simon & Garfunel...See MoreSong Title Game---Page 6
Comments (150)A house is not a home......Burt Bacharach...See More
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