Old Paint
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Old Paint
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Riding back from town tonight
I don't need the trail moonlight
This old horse knows his way home
I don't have to touch the reins
He's right on track just like a train
This old horse knows his way home
This old horse knows his way home
He waits faithfully to save me
From poker games and painted ladies
This old horse knows his way home
And when my heart or pay is gone
I climb up and just hold on
This old horse knows his way home
This old horse knows his way home
Cowboy blues fade to black
In an old bunkhouse rack
And so I whistle back in the saddle again
Cowboy blues fade to black
In an old bunkhouse rack
And so I whistle back in the saddle again
Riding back from town tonight
I don't need the trail moonlight
This old horse knows his way home
This old horse knows his way home
This old horse knows his way home
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Chris LeDoux performs "Old Paint", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris LeDoux catalog on LyroVerse.
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