Rhymes of a Roughneck by Pat O'Cotter
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page 34 of 49 (69%)
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And women love for hire;
As long as Klondike widows Trail thru Outside Cafés Some one must stick on the lonesome creek For there's ever the "him" that pays. As long as "huskies" curse the moon And creeks remain unnamed; As long as quicksands mask the bar And there's placer ground unclaimed; As long as "pay" is found and staked By some deep-sea-going Swede, That gypsy trace that marks our race Will out, then we stampede. THAT 30 U.S. ON THE WALL A man that's spent years knocking round "out in front" Has most usually had lots of pals-- He's mixed up with pardners at various times And he's had his affairs with the gals. Now, a pardner's peculiar in lots of his ways And he'll ditch you for various reasons, And a gal never knows straight up from twice And her mind seems to change with the seasons. |
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