08 January 2005
The Banks of the Kenmore River
Nopales and Agave
greet me when I rise
Mesquite and Bamboo
Shelter my cries
Carmen, oh Carmen
Why have you left me?
You cast a long shadow
From Tubac to Tumacacori
Santa Cruz is heading north
Santa Rita watches over me
White caps on the Rio Kenmore
There's a friend I wait to see
Carmen oh Carmen
Why have you left me?
You cast a long shadow
From Tubac to Tumacacori
The Sonoran sun shines brightly
Along the shores of the Kenmore
Warm these bones, take my sorrow
Say you'll stay forever more
Carmen oh Carmen
You cast a long shadow
(we are camped near the Santa Cruz river, in the town of Carmen...and the Kenmore river is the grey water draining from our friend's washing machine)
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