A town in the south

A Town

  

A town in the south

And the west of the state

Makes special for livin

At this modern date

When cities and travel

And politics high

Make people be crazy

And just want to fly

Its been there for years

And never was great

Though cowboys and injuns

New it to rate

So quiet and peaceful

That town seems to be

Down by a river

That flows on so free

A train and a crossroad

Draw people by

They stop and they visit

This town by and by

They talk of its beauty

And all of its ways

Then back to the cites

To spend all their days

The buildings stand old

Though well built and true

The Strater the General

To name just a few

The bars are still lively

And scenting of beer

Since Cisco and Doc

And the cattlemen year

To my way of bein

Their passins okay

These people of cities
That come here today

My hats off to towns

That are quiet and slow

Like a town in the south

Called Old Durango

by: James B. Beard aka Noodin

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