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Cosmic American Derelicts: The Twain Shall Meet

Waylon

He wore his coat of black and tan
Full of briars and thorns
He held his nose down beneath his knees
Runnin' them bunnies in the cold morning breeze

Then one night his legs went lame
His eyes closed forever in the morning rain
All that's left is an empty collar
And no reason for me to call his name

He gave his love to my first born son
Runnin' them rabbits to the front of my gun
He warned of danger in front of me
Chased a black bear up an old pine tree

Then one night his legs went lame
His eyes closed forever in the morning rain
All that's left is an empty collar
And no reason for me to call his name

I had a dream of you late last night
Howling away at the full moon light
The coat you shed off late last fall
Is crying in my boots and against the wall

Then one night his legs went lame
His eyes closed forever in the morning rain
All that's left is an empty collar
And no reason for me to call his name


Words and music by Scott Lauro
© Cosmic American Derelicts Music, ASCAP
Scott Lauro: vocal, guitar
Ed Rainey: harmony vocal, dobro
Danny Pavas: harmony vocal, guitar
Nick Reeb: fiddle
George Kapitanelis: bass

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