I'm going to do this version of "Shady Grove."
It's called "Red Fox," and it's about not ever being alone.
[CHUCKLES]
(SINGING) Red fox jumping to my path, shining there in the sun.
Then he gave me a little laugh, flipped his tail and run.
Blackbird drinking in the water grass, twinkle in his eye.
Feathers shine, all purple-green,
then away he flies.
Shady Grove, my little love.
Shady Grove, I'm calling.
Shady Grove, my little love.
You're the one I'm telling.
Chickadee rustling in the grass, spider on my thumb.
Dragonfly on my knee, I am not alone.
Chipmunk hanging from a straw, baby as he could be.
Then he showed me his little eye and his soft belly.
Looking for the one I love, could that one be you?
Looking for the one I love, one who'll love me true.
Shady Grove, my little love.
Shady Grove, I say.
Shady Grove, my little love.
I'll be back someday.
Do not touch the columbine, leave it there in the sun.
It'll fade right in your hand, see what you have done.
The columbine, that was the state flower of Colorado
that is protected.
But that was before that Columbine shooting happened,
I didn't even know that was before that.