by Montaina La Favette

Ernie Phillips with a huge buck
Did you ever go into a hunting camp? When men were drying their socks around a fire and the wood is to damp Mice come and go in flocks
Gun rag in the pancake batter Tobacco juice all over the floor Don’t Misjudge it don’t seem to matter Their just to tired to spit out the door
They set in the light of a globe-less lamp And sip some whisky or gin To gaze at their whiskers You’d think they were tramps
They sleep with their neckties My what a sin
Out on the runways in the cold they stand
Till their noses are red as a beet Then we hear then exclaim, ain’t nature Grand
When some wet frozen comrade the meet

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