Tom: G major•
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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chalky like my grandaddy's skin
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The sky was cold and lonely
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and closing in
All the trees looked like stubble,
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And I think I'll ride my pony
Verse 2
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There's a wreath of
bones and ribbon
Lusty appetites have ravaged all
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of summer's stores
And the fear of death don't even
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come to visit me no more
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So I'll think I'll ride my pony
Verse 3
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lonesome has no meaning
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I ain't stayed too long
Riding down a mountainside
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with fate my only song
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I think I'll ride my pony
Interlude 1
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Verse 4
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While the horseman you might say
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He is a slave to the root
But he loves that beast of burden
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And there is no substitute
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For the pleasure of saddle
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Or the leather of his boot
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So I think I'll ride my pony
Verse 5
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I had a girl in Dixon county
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And we rode the Highland rim
She kept my cabin warm in winter
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And mended every hem
And I would've took her with me
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But that trail never ends
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So I think I'll ride my pony
Verse 6
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Riding where spring turns
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up black roses
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Wraps its thorns and petals
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around my mind
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Riding somewhere only God supposes
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I could ever dream of getting to
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I'm sneaking up behind
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Think I'll ride my pony
Interlude 2
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Verse 7
Interlude 3
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Verse 8
Outro 1
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