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sit a spell with me I’ll get supper started early there’s an evening show of lightning bugs and lace seven stars forgot their way and line up o’er the orchard tea the shade of bourbon sighs mistook for grace there’s a word for this though I can scarce remember seems silence says it best this time of year close your eyes and catch the scent of apple blossoms stirring essence of ten thousand wings come to find us here beneath the trees amid the season long reserved for canning we’ll break some beans and talk of days gone by side by side this old porch swing screen door off the hinges hanging clothes for Sunday another moon to spy on open hearts and eager hands where I was you found me short the road that runs between destiny and might tapping toes to crooked boards laughter swills in quiet tea the shade of bourbon sweet the break of night
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