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Softly falls the gauze drape
of her gown,
Sighs she while grinning, "I'm going to town."
This country girl had a harvest alone,
Now my fingers are worked to the bone.
Give me a break from the overall
I want a dress from the mall.
Let me see the sights of the sky scraper,
While others read of me in the paper.
For a while, don't let me worry of grit and gumbo,
Instead the sights of Dallas, I didn't mumble.
I love my pony and my ranch tiny and tidy,
But for a time I only want to look upon the mighty.
I promise I'll just stroll about a bit,
Come home and get back to it. |
