I crossed the line where there's no law and order. Trying to catch up with a desperate man. He fled Arizona for the Mexican border. And the horse he was riding was wearing my brand.
How green are the valleys how tall are the trees. How cool are the rivers how soft is the breeze. If it's just like my dreams then I must go and see. For the Red Hills of Utah are calling me.
Oh I'm sad and I'm lonely for my darlin'. And I weep like I never did before. For she's far away from me and I'm dreary as can be. For I'll never see my darlin' anymore.
The outlaws are commin' (commin', commin'). A harder ridin' bunch of outlaws no one ever saw. I don't recall the lawman that could match or beat the draw.
So quickly time overtakes us. And there's so many things left to do. I've tried to say what I wanted to say. In this song that I've written for you. .
Dear Warden wrote a mother, how much longer must I wait. Before you send my boy back home to me. She little knew the angels had unlocked the prison gates.
Tonight a hand has touched me, was the Master. I thought that in this world it couldn't be. My heart, it paused a moment then beat faster. In the chapel as he gave her love to me.
[ Writer: Lee Emerson]. . Today was to be a day of fun and fiesta. The wedding day of Juan and lovely Vanessa. Inside the chapel only the padre remains.
I came to town to search for gold. And I brought with me a memory. And I seemed to hear the night winds cry. Go hang your dreams on the hanging tree. Your dreams of love that will never be.
The fire is burnin' soft and low. There's somethin' special in it's glow. It's the joy of Christmas. Carols humming in the air. Happy feelin's everywhere.
I came to town to search for gold. And I brought with me a memory. And I seem to hear the night wind cry,. "Go hang your dreams on the hangin' tree. Your dreams of love that could never be.
A time to be reapin'a time to be sowin'. The green leaves of summer are calling me home. It was good to be young then in the season of plenty. When the catfish were jumpin' as high as the sky.
The hands you're holding now, if you remember. Are the very hands that gave you your first rose. They're reachin' out for one last dyin' ember. In the ashes of the love that's lost it's glow.
1.What a beautiful thought I am thinking. Concerning a great speckled bird. Remember her name is recorded. On the pages of God's Holy Word.. 2. All the other birds are flocking 'round her.
It's not easy to forget all the heartaches. And the sad songs I have known in the past. Lord, I've heard a line of songs, the kind of songs. That make you want to sing along, but they just don't last.
When I was a bachelor I lived all alone. I worked at the weaver's trade. And the only, only thing I did that was wrong. Was to woo a fair young maid. .
Within my prison cell so dreary. Alone I sit with weary heart. Thinkin' of my lonely darlin'. From her forever, I must part. . A rose she sent me as a token.
When I was a young man beginnin' my teens. How well I remember the lickin's I'd get cause I'd dream. My work never finished, barely begun. I couldn't get started till all of my dreamin' was done.
Three years ago she left me in the valley. Said, the city life was what she wanted more. She said, life in the valley was to simple. Excitement was what she wanted more.