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GOD’S COUNTRY
Here high up in the mountains is a favorite place of mine, A small pond of clear water forgotten it seems by time. It’s about a hundred feet across and maybe twice that long, The animals come to drink here, birds to sing their song. It brings to me a peaceful feeling that nowhere else I find, when I feel a load is resting heavy with worry on my mind. Just to be here makes me happy, takes all my cares away. It’s like living in a different time of some bygone day. Once there was a small log cabin on a hill up from the shore, Part of one wall is still standing that one time held a door. I have never found another place where I feel so complete, I believe I’m standing at the spot where the past and present meet. Nothing ever seems to change, appears to always be the same, Protected by the hand of God; This pond that has no name. Surely it’s a wondrous place where one can feel so free, It needs no name for us to know, This is God’s country. ![]()
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