Old Log House
On a little green knoll
At the edge of the wood
My great great grandmother's
First house stood.
The house was of logs
My grandmother said
With one big room
And a lean-to shed.
The logs were cut
And the house was raised
By pioneer men
In the olden days.
I like to hear
My grandmother tell
How they built the fireplace
And dug the well.
They split the shingles;
They filled each chink;
It's a house of which
I like to think.
Forever and ever
I wish I could
Live in a house
At the edge of a wood.
At the edge of the wood
My great great grandmother's
First house stood.
The house was of logs
My grandmother said
With one big room
And a lean-to shed.
The logs were cut
And the house was raised
By pioneer men
In the olden days.
I like to hear
My grandmother tell
How they built the fireplace
And dug the well.
They split the shingles;
They filled each chink;
It's a house of which
I like to think.
Forever and ever
I wish I could
Live in a house
At the edge of a wood.
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