The
town hez got no charms for us,
We hate the dingy walls o’ brick;
Don’t
care fur city frills nur fuss,
The fishin’s good on “Lizzard Crick”.
Can’t
keep us round these diggin’s now,
The heat an’ noise jest makes us sick;
Can’t
stand the city anyhow,
Sence fishin’s good on “Lizzard Crick”.
Ame
Green he writ us ‘tother day
The water’d mellered up a bit,
An’
that the fish wuz feelin’ gay,
An’ bit jest like they had a fit.
He
writ that bullheads, perch an’ eels
An’ pickerel wuz thick;
That
ev’ryday he’d ketched a mess
When he went out upon the crick.
We
kinda thought we’d settle down
An’ had a stiddy job at last,
That
we would spend our days in town,
An’ try an’ not to live too fast.
But
gee! It’s off for Gungy now,
The slow old road can’t run too quick!
They’s
nuthin’ else in life, I vow,
When fishin’s good on “Lizzard Crick”
June 5, ‘10
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