Treasures from the Heart

By Kenneth Dixon

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 19, 2005
• ISBN: 9781469115849

Kenneth Dixon

Kenneth L. Dixon (1928-2000) Born in Bates Co. Mo. He loved stories of the Old West, and prospectors looking for lost treasures. He also had many other—interests that kept him busy; he loved collecting antiques, such as old hand Operated Drill Presse’s and all kinds of old tools, etc. Rock hunting was something else that he enjoyed immensely; playing his guitar and mandolin was another. He was an avid gardener and has a huge garden every year. Neighbors and his church family all enjoyed the fruits of his labor. Laura Dixon

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TREASURES FROM THE HEART

KENNETH DIXON

Copyright © 2006 by Kenneth Dixon.

Library of Congress Number:          2005908571

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Contents

THE CROSS ON THE DESERT

THE MINERS FAREWELL

LAND OF THE GREAT CASCADES

ORIENTAL BLUES

SONGWRITERS BLUES

BUCKS’ SONG

PATTY CAKE BLUES

THE DESERT RAT

LOST BLUE BUCKET MINE

TURN BACK THE PAGES OF TIME

I’LL BE AT THE BARN DANCE

WHO SAID ALASKA IS BIGGER THAN TEXAS

TWO MEN FROM GEORGIA

YES SHE’S GONE

WHEN WINTER KISSES SPRING

OUR PRESIDENT

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT

KING OF THEM ALL

DEATH OF JIMMIE RODGERS

CHINESE BOOGIE

LOST DUTCHMAN MINE

LINGARDS LOST LAKE OF GOLD

LOST CREEK MINE

EACH MINUTE OF THE HOUR

MY LOVED ONE IS GONE

STAR OF THE NORTHLAND

OUR BABY BOY

RAINBOW LAND

WHEN I DISCOVERED YOU

MY LITTLE MEXICAN ROSE

IF YOU BELIEVE

IF ONLY BY NAME

DON’T HESITATE

MY RING ON YOUR FINGER

BANKRUPT HEART

PANAMANIAN WALTZ

CENSORED ARE HIS LETTERS

MOVING AGAIN LOVING AGAIN

A LITTLE MISUNDERSTANDING

APACHE DRUMS

A STAR SHINES

IT’S MY WAY

UNFORGIVING HEART

THE CROSS ON THE DESERT

A little cross on the desert

in a sea of burning sand

a last earthly tribute

placed by a trembling hand.

I’m broken by this parting

my aching heart’s so sad

for you’re the greatest friend

that any man ever had.

I remember old Death Valley

with hardships ever at hand

when we crossed the