Julesburg, Colorado
Is a small town way out west
In fact in 1861
They had The Pony Express
I also sang in Sterling
And a prairie town named Wray
Both Kansas and Nebraska
Are not that far away
In the late 1850′s
On the Julesburg Street called Main
There was a famous visitor
A writer named Mark Twain
An awful lot of history
In the east part of the State
I saw a one-room schoolhouse
With blackboards made of slate
I surely loved the cornfields
Soon to feel the plows
Some mighty friendly people
And the grazing herds of cows
I slept in a home where the buffalo roam
And the deer and the antelope play
With Gary and Gayle my real good friends
Is where I got to stay
I love the South Platte River
Where the vista never ends
I love the open spaces
But most of all my friends
So here’s to Beecher Island
A famous battleground
To Eastern Colorado
Where history does abound
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