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  • HOW THE WEST LOSS BY ANTHONY CHARLES BLAKE

    John Wayne couldn’t be found

    The Indian’s all left town

    John Wayne wasn’t on the seen

    The Indian’s refused to be mean

    Marshall Dillon moved from Dodge City

    The west was thinking oh what a pity

    The Stage Coaches loss their map for direction

    Show me the way to Hollywood

    Not by way of chopping wood

    Even the Mountains didn’t applaud

    Oh Lord

    The west always thought they won

    Somewhere they were outdone

    The west having a name

    That will remain

    Some think the west was lame

    Who are you going to blame?

    Fuss Fuss Fuss

    Back on the road on a bus

    On a mission being a must

    The west you thought

    No battle fought

    East went West

    I feel I am testing a test

    Free spirit at least

    The Indian’s put their arrows in storage

    At least they had courage

    The West in their ways

    History made back in the day

     

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