Date:  Tues Jul 10 2007 12:00AM PDT)
From:    John French <mosshead7@yahoo.com>
Subject:  The Barnyard Door
To:  letters@rollingstone.com. letters@relix.com, jill.dobson@foxnews.com, anna.gilligan@foxnews.com, courtneyfrielfanmail@yahoo.com
 
Ah, well, the barnyard door was left wide open
Now my chickens are struttin’ down Copeland Lane.
 
From where I’m standin’ they must think I’m stupid
But I already phoned cousin Cobain to block the Lane.
 
He’ll take his red Ford truck and lay it sideways so all
Those chickens will want to run and all go hideaway.
 
They'll head to the pasture and have to run faster as
The big bulls gonna chase them to the end of the fences.
 
Into they yard they’ll come runnin’ where Ma and Pa will wave
Them big cast iron skillets at them free chickens like falling rain.
 
Then they'll go runnin' back into that wide-open barnyard door & head
For the hay as the sun works its way across the sky ‘till the end of day.
 
Ah, little chickens…. Ah, little chickens…. Here come the rooster….
Ah, little chickens…. Ah, little chickens…. Here come the rooster….
Ah, little chickens…. Ah, little chickens…. Here come the rooster….
 
The sun is comin’ back-up and rooster’s calling another day ….
 
  
Written July 10, 2007
 
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John French    mystrawhat.com
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