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Diverge
by Michael W. Brown - 09/14/26 03:50 PM
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by CTthomas - 09/13/26 07:10 PM
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https://suno.com/s/eOcojsfg3bGDBgcKEvery hat has a story He was sittin at the counter John Deere hat upon his head Dust on his coveralls spreading jelly on his bread The years had not been kind to him or the wrinkles that he shared All the hours on a tractor and the miles that lay ahead Chorus Every hat has a story Hiding journeys left untold Some are caked with sweat and dirt While others are unsoiled Do not make a judgement Of the wearer you don’t know Every hat has a story and a lesson to unfold A tall man in an Army cap sat down slowly on his right The farmer drank some coffee tipped his hat to show his pride The veteran gave a smile as a waitress passed on by Appreciating the moment and taking it all in stride Chorus And I sit here in my Yankee cap reminiscing bout the past Never knowing October of “96” would be one of my last All I ever wanted was to hang tough with the best Colored in Yankee gray with pinstripes on my chest I finished up my ham and eggs then turned slowly to my right And to the farmer i said grandpa I’ll see you later on tonight Then I walked behind him slowly to the veteran sitting there And gave a hug to my father and headed slowly to the cashier Copyright 2026 Ken Kuchler, Will Gunnell, Eliz Beth, Craig Kuchler
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