

| By the sounds that nature made He sat listening quite astounded In the shadows of the shade He was left there in his buggy By his mom to take a nap The air was still, hot and muggy As he fiddled with his strap Way up above a squirrel gnawed On some acorns in the tree Across the field donkeys hee-hawed Too far off for him to see Bullfrogs were croaking in rhythm To the cows familiar moo Without his parents there with him Charlie knew not what to do So he focused on the chorus Of pigs oinking in their pen And a slowly moving tortoise As it passed him once again Then he heard the Collie barking At a cat chasing a mouse And an old Ford pickup parking In the driveway by the house But on that farm there is a way With a baa - baa from the sheep And a periodic horse's neigh That will lull children to sleep And so did Charlie take his nap To the sounds that nature made All nestled snuggly by the strap In his buggy in the shade |