Once there was a mountain man who couldn't write his name, Yet he deserves the front row seat in History's Hall of Fame, He forgot more about the Indians than we will ever know, He spoke the language of the Sioux the Black Foot and the Crow, Let's drink to old Jim Bridger yes lift your glasses high, As long as there's the USA don't let his memory die. That he was making history never once occurred to him But, I doubt if we'd been here if it weren't for men like Jim. There's p


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