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The Horseflies (a strange but compelling mix of rock and bluegrass) did a version back in the eighties that involved the lyrics:

if that horse and cart fall down
you're still the only rich baby in town
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My highschool social studies teacher actually turned me on to this odd music.

There's something very appealing about that closing line after all the lists of riches.

I can't find the lyrics online, and I don't have the music here. Here's a review of their weird and funky stuff, though, that I found on Google. Neat poem.

In reply to Re: A Lullabye by jkahn
in thread A Lullabye by sauoq

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