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Poems by Murray Poets and Poems About Murray County A Poem and a Song Probably authored by Gwendolyn Brooks, Class of 1927 Poem: How can we leave thee How can we from thee depart Thou only hast our heart Dear old high school Thou has this soul of mine So closely bound to thine No other school we love Save thee alone. Tho we from thee may roam Far from our high school home We yet will think of thee, Dear old high school Flowers and hope may die Yet love with us shall stay That can not pass away Dear old high school. Song: There's a dear old class at Chatsworth We will always love the memory Of each member true and loyal Who has made this class so dear. We have labored long together In dark and sunny weather The class of twenty-seven Is the class that we adore. Chorus: Beneath the shadow of Cohutta Where the mountain breezes blow We, the class of twenty-seven Have labored long you know Ties of friendship we have woven That never can be broken So here's to Chatsworth High School We will ere to her be true. We have found much fun and pleasure Here at dear old C. H. S. More than anyone can measure We love this dear old class. Like our flower, the white carnation May our lives be always pure. And our Motto ere remember "Labor conquers everything."  Murray County Poetry
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