Asleep In The Saddle
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Asleep In The Saddle
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(She sings:)
Hey, wake up, cowboy
You're asleep in the saddle again
(He sings:)
Is it closing time?
(She sings:)
Yes, and your horse is just a barstool
(He sings:)
Looks to me like I need a friend
Baby, why'd you ever take up with a barroom cowboy?
(She sings:)
Lean on me and I'll take you home
(He sings:)
I know you'd do better without me
(She sings:)
But honey, how would you get your boots off alone?
There are blue shadows on Broadway
And it's almost 3 am
(He sings:)
I dreamed you and I were back in Seattle
(She sings:)
You're just asleep in the saddle again
Hey, wake up, cowboy
(He sings:)
Good night, baby
(She sings:)
You're asleep in the saddle again
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