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(Jim uh huh, Jim uh huh, Jim) |
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Jim, I did everything that |
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I couldBut your fever just wouldn't die down |
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So I tied your horse to the wagon bed |
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And last night |
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I brought you to town. |
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But when I got there you were gone |
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JimAnd there was nothin' nobody could do |
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I bought you a suit and a tie |
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JimAnd today |
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I wore one too. |
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Jim I wore a tie today |
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The first one that |
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I ever wore |
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And you'd have said |
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I looked like a dummy |
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Out of a dry goods store. |
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Jim they said a lot of things |
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But I don't know a thing they said |
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My mind kept wanderin' off down the trail |
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Back to the times that we've had.(Wind her through sun and the rain) |
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And for gold on the cuff |
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We've done everything in the book |
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I guessAnd a lot they'd never thought up. |
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Well Jim, you're ridin' on ahead |
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I guess that's how it has be |
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But when you reach those streets paved with gold |
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JimStake a claim out for me... |
