Tidlig tidlig barndomsminne
På veg mot bæssmor bæssfar Ilseng
I et kryss så sto det støtt no'n karar
Hæn far hæn hadde navn på æille
Der var'n Wilhelm, der var'n Sverre
Dom var vist itte slik dom skulle vara

Men støtt så helste dom
Åt'n far på realt karslig vis
Med knytte nævar, lure blikk og snusfulle glis
Da fekk je sjå å glede var
Det var et lite glimt i auet på en Olsrudkar

Æiller fyste gong på Olsrud
Det var en søtt'ne mai i sola
Vi i skolekorpset skulle spelle
Dom møtte øss langs vegen
Vi vart vinke inn på gard'n med bila
Vi unga syns det var et artig stelle

Hæn Tor høldt velkomstord
Og så fint som 'Ja, vi elsker' klang
Når æille dirigerte på en gong mens dom sang
Da fænn je ut å glede var
Det var et lite smil i stemma på en Olsrudkar

Rundt om Hjellum, Torshov, Vangli
Det vart vel der dom gikk tel vanlig
Kænskje ned mot Bjørke helt tel Dalfarmen
Og noen dom gikk mest alene
Andre kom i følgje sammen
Hæn Gunvald gikk med bilen under armen

Og hvis du spurte pent
Og itte drev med fænteri
Så sang'n Gunvald 'Blåveispiken' lågt og inderlig
Da lærte du å glede var
Det var et lite ord på tunga åt en Olsrudkar

Livet er å tru og tvile
Det er likt og gjeld før æille
Ingen vet vel åssen dom ska vara
Æille har en veg å vandre
På den vegen træff du andre
Mange ta oss møtte Olsrudkara

Nå har de fleste fløtt
Ja, mange dom er borte nå
Men ennå fins det en og annen je kan helse på
Så je kjæm hau å glede var
Det var et lite glimt i auet på en Olsrudkar


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