Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Nashville Cast
Canonical path: /nashville-cast/adios-old-friend
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Adios Old Friend
Read Adios Old Friend lyrics by Nashville Cast on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Adios Old Friend
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You were headed
For some border town
To find a spanish rose
And settle down
You hitched a ride
On a southbound
Mexican wind
Adios old friend
I heard you made it
Far as el paso
Those texas rangers
Would not let it go
They tracked you down
On the banks
Of the rio grande
Adios old friend
Do angels sing for outlaws?
I don't know
But I know outlaws pray
And I pray
It's so
Old friend
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