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"Prospector's Paradise" They were quite "Independent Pair" fer sure O'le "Sourdough Pete" and his "Mule, Flapjack" Reckon they'd cover'd many a mile, "Just Look'n" Since they'd "Pardner'd Up" about "Ten Years Back"!   "O'le Pete," managed to "Scratch Out A Live'n" "Placer Mine'n A Little Gold," here and there He "Wore Out Many A Pick And Shovel Try'n" But the "Mother Lode" was "Never There"!   They'd "Ramble Into Town" now and agin Git "Restock'd" then back on the "Trail" "O'le Pete" sort'a like'd be'n a "Hermit" "Flapjack," was a "Good Listen'r, When Pete Spun A Tale"!   Pete says, "Flapjack, Each Day Holds New Adventures" As he "Eye'd A Rocky Point" they hadn't "Tried" He said, "Come On Flapjack, It's A Prospector's Paradise" And "They Found Their Fortune On The Mountain Side"!   "MOREWOOD" (Dan Rice) 02\26\08

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