Buffalo 398 Mls.—BREWSTER'S CENTER—N. Y. 30 Mls.
So we all got up on the roof and sat there in a row, singing. People down below waved to us and Connie's father shouted hello to us, but we got to singing so loud, we couldn't hear all the things that people said. Everybody down there knew us, and we knew they knew we were crazy, so we didn't care.
"All together!" Wig said.
"Go!" Connie shouted.
"We started out to wander,
We never meant to roam;
We went, because we went,
And now we're home, we're home.
We're going to go to school, oh, joy!
But we're not in a hurry;
We've got twenty-seven dollars and a railroad car;
WE SHOULD WORRY!"
THE END
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