EPISODE · Dec 11, 2024 · 2 MIN
Town Of My Childhood Days
from Songs Of The Kingwood Kowboy
Town Of My Childhood Days (Larry W Jones 11/16/2020) (song #7740)Now, I’ve been around, far outbound And now I know why people say I’ll return to where I still yearn For the town of my childhood daysI can still see that big oak tree That grows in Summer’s field of hay Her name and mine I carved with glee In the town of my childhood days(Instrumental)In school I sat way in the back Most times I would avoid her gaze Our house was just a little shack In the town of my childhood daysWhere is she now, I wonder still I know she has gone her own way Her house was big, upon a hill In the town of my childhood days(Instrumental)I recall that banana split With ice cream and sweet cherry glaze But no banana was put in it In the town of my childhood daysAnd in my childhood memories One scene in mind is still ablaze The gym burned down in a strong breeze In the town of my childhood days(Instrumental)Well, here I am now, back in time Old memories still on display Today I watched as the sun did shine On the town of my childhood days Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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