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Old 11-06-2009, 04:38 PM
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Default Chillin' with poetry

Lay down your weary arms, lay down
'neath the high oak tree
and leave yourself to the strength of God
Lay down your weary arms

One hundred dinner rolls
on the baking sheet
enriching the Society,
One hundred dinner rolls

Lay down your weary arms, lay down
'neath the high oak tree
and leave yourself to the strength of God
Lay down your weary arms



*** With special thanks to Bob Dylan, T.S. Eliot and Gordon B. Hinckley
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