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Deep among the lonely
sun-baked hills of Texas...
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the great and weather-beaten
stone still stands.
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The Comanches called it
Squaw's Head Rock.
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Time cannot change
its impassive face...
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nor dim the legend
of the wild young lovers...
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who found heaven and hell
in the shadows of the rock.
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For when the sun is low...
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and the cold wind blows
across the desert...
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there are those
of lndian blood...
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who still speak
of Pearl Chavez...
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the half-breed girl
from down along the border...
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and of the laughing outlaw...
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with whom she here kept
a final rendezvous...
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never to be seen again.
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And this is
what the legend says--
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A flower known nowhere else...
:02:22
grows from out
of the desperate crags...
:02:24
where Pearl vanished...
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Pearl, who was herself
a wild flower...
:02:29
sprung from the hard clay,
quick to blossom...
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and early to die.