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BLACK COCKATOOS I have plants in my yard, and occasional palms, But way up behind in the back, Is a funny old tree, that spreads out its arms And its home to some cockatoos ---- BLACK! They screech and they squawk like their white cousins do, But we see them less often --- a shame. The old wives tell tales of the Black Cockatoo, If you count them, they'll tell when there's rain. Count Black Cockatoos and add on a one, "That's the day it will rain" they do shout. "Hey! Black Cockatoo, I beg you to come, "We need you to help break the drought!"
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