Horse
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Horse
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Well you crossed the border in '59
You left your family, your loved one behind
And they say that love is the water that keeps you strong
Well I know that I've been thirsting for you for too long
You picked it up, and traveld down
You've seen the sun rise over this town
You gave me a smile and you told the truth
Well I know not what I can expect from you
A lonley ride through a qiuet town
A solemn soul whose tales are old and they show their shrouds
I, well, I know not what I can expect from you
With leathered skin, pales eyes of blue
A smile that shines high above two worn out boots
I, well; I know not what I can expect from you
Well I know not, what I can expect from you
You told me you'd hold me and I watched you go your way
You picked it up, you traveld down
You seen the sun over this town
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