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Until sunset	A
From the dawn	B
See the woodsmen of San Juan	C
They want bread before it s gone	B
Those from Roque	D
Feeling rocky	E
Those from Rique	E
Feeling tricky	E
Those from Trique	E
Sawing on	C
	-
Straddling his grandmother s firm knees	F
Jogging rhythmically the boy rides horsey	E
Till both tremble filled with exaltation	C
The granny smiles with motherly affection	C
But then a premonition flashes through	G
Her mind fear for the grief and anguish	H
The coming days hold for her grandson	C
	-
See the woodsmen of San Juan	C
They want bread before it s gone	C
Sss sss sawing	E
Sawing on	C
	-
Those deep furrows tell the story	E
Of long suffering and unvoiced sorrows	I
On her head time has left its snow	C
On her brow pain few have known	C
Her eyes clouded by the years	J
Are turbid mirrors that oft retain	C
Images from lives forever gone	C
	-
Those from Roque feeling rocky	E
Sss sss sawing sawing on	C
	-
Tomorrow when the beloved grandmother	K
Sleeps deep beneath the earth where others	L
Too dwell in the dark shadows	I
Of memory sweetly will come	M
Across eternity in somber cadences	N
Sad poems of childhood remembrances	N
Her voice singing the old song	E
	-
Those from Rique feeling tricky	E
Sss sss sawing sawing on	C
	-
Then astride his grandmother s weary knees	F
Jogging rhythmically the boy rides horsey	E
Till both tremble filled with exaltation	C
The granny smiles with motherly affection	C
But then a premonition flashes through	G
Her mind fear of the grief and anguish	H
The coming days hold for her grandson	C
	-
Until sunset	A
From the dawn	C
See the woodsmen of San Juan	C
They want bread before it s gone	C
Those from Roque	E
Feeling rocky	E
Those from Rique	E
Feeling tricky	E
Sss sss sawing sawing on	C
Sss sss sawing sawing on	C

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