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The Monkey Tree
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I wrote this because I was praying for the healing of our Family Tree and I was amused at some of the members that I remembered. May they rest in peace...

The Monkey Tree OH! The Monkey Tree The Monkey Tree We all belong to The Monkey Tree 'Tho they swing From tree to tree They all return To the Family tree Some are small and Some are large But all belong to That Old Tree Some are Saints" And some are Sinners But we must heal Our Family Tree The Monkey Tree Is home to us We love that old Tree So we unite here, you see Some are smart And some are not Still we cannot Deny our lot For we all belong To that Old Tree 'lil flower

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