Way down behind the willers,
I’ll hang my clothes on a hickory limb,
And won’t go near the drillers.
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Hibrow Poetry
Her petticoat was georgette blue,
Her dress was cheese cloth red,
When she passes ’tween me and light,
I always turn my head.
Way down behind the willers,
I’ll hang my clothes on a hickory limb,
And won’t go near the drillers.
* * *
Her petticoat was georgette blue,
Her dress was cheese cloth red,
When she passes ’tween me and light,
I always turn my head.