After a few years of drought, there are no more boysenberries to make the jam that Farley's owner sells at the fair, but Farley saves the day when he convinces the children of the town to help,
in a story in which the rhyming text also doubles as lyricsfor the accompanying music.After a few years of drought, there are no more boysenberries to make the jam that Farley's owner sells at
the fair, but Farley saves the day when he convinces the children of the town to help, in a story in which the rhyming text also doubles as lyricsfor the accompanying music.
