There Was A Day BY: Mr. Richard Smith

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    Submitted with permission from Horse Tales Publication and Ms Sharon DeCarlo, Editor and Publisher

    There Was A Day BY: Mr. Richard Smith

    There was a day men stood tall
    And did what they said they'd do
    If they gave thier word they would
    You could bet that it was true

    That code was what they stood for
    And them boys they had to try
    Whatever it might cost 'em
    For them it was do or die

    It was saddle up and charge
    'Til the battle had been won
    Whatever the task might be
    Them good old boys got her done

    They raised thier young with courage
    To believe in truth and God
    Each father passed down the law
    And he did not spare the rod

    By the time you was a teen
    You knew how to get along
    In your old Daddy's world
    He had taught you right from wrong

    You knew how to work and fight
    And that Honor was a thing
    You didn't earn without them
    Next to God you Dad was King

    And now those days are over
    They may never come again
    If we don't remember them
    And the way things were back then

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    Plato (BC 427-BC 347) Greek philosopher.

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