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Oh Blah Dee - July 17, 2025

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jul 16
  • 1 min read

Juanito’s radio plays deep

southern blues as he and Noe

attach a trellis to my new wall

on a broiling afternoon

 

moving nearer to me, I hear the

guitar’s emotion slide up and

down my spine as the shade sails

rise and fall on a hot sticky breeze

 

they seem to endure without

complaint, as if the woe

in the song is the voice

that cries for them

 

when the DJ cuts to a commercial

one of them shuffles to the transistor

and re-tunes to a Beatles’ tune

you may have heard

 

Oh blah dee, oh blah daa

life goes on . . . on

oh, how their life goes on . . .

 
 
 

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