~ Life In The Coal
Camps ~
I
traveled 'round this
country
As just a babe and
child,
My daddy was a coal
miner, so
We lived one place for
just a while
I always jumped for
joy
When I heard we'd move
again,
But 'twas in the
growing older
The troubles would
begin.
Sometimes twice a year
we'd move
And a new school we'd
attend,
So I soon learned very
quickly
Every one must be my
friend.
I had to adapt to many
ways
That I, not always
understood,
For folks from many
lands
Lived in every
neighborhood.
Betty Hill ©
2009
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