Andreas Urstadt

Prairie Ghost Andreas Urstadt

When Dreedle came down the road, slowly, the road progressed to a dark highway. Full of mud. More or less it had been mud. Oh Tupelo, oh Tupelo, oh Tupelo, Dreedle sings. Oh Tupelo. Where had been the little girl from the cup, oh, the little girl from the cup, oh the little girl from the cup. Oh Tupelo, Dreedle sings. And they had talked in front of the cup, and they had talked in front the little cup and they had talked in front of the cup. Oh Tupelo. And the girl had been in the cup, and the girl had been in the cup and the little girl had been in the cup. And the big house ended in the cup, the big house ended in the cup, the big house ended and had a path to the little cup. And the girl took the path from the cup to the big house. Oh Tupelo. Books had been stored in the big house and books had been stored in the big house and books had been stored. Erskine had been the librarian, Erskine had been the librarian. Oh Tupelo, Erskine had been the librarian. Oh Tupelo.