Black Hat Saloon Songtext
von Rusty Wier
Black Hat Saloon Songtext
Ridin′ through the Black Hills southbound
Came upon this old ghost town
Sure looked eerie by the light of the old full moon
I was weary, I got down
Thought I'd have myself a look around
Through some swingin′ doors came a half-haunted tune
And a broken down sign read the Black Hat Saloon
Walked right through them swingin' doors
Somethin' like I′ve never seen before
Looked like a scene from a hundred years ago
A scarlet lady strolled to my side
Said she′d take me on a mystic ride
All night long we danced around the room
But the sun woke me up to an empty dusty room
With a broken down sign read the Black Hat Saloon
Black Hat Saloon
Come on and sing to me a melody
Tellin' me all about what a good life it used to be
Sing to me of the days of the silver and the gold
When the music and the laughter from the whiskey warmed your soul
But now it′s all grown cold
Black Hat Saloon
Come on and sing to me a melody
You're tellin′ me all about what a good life you know it used to be
Can I sing to me of the days of the silver and the gold
When the music and the laughter from that whiskey warmed your soul
Now it's all grown cold
Came upon this old ghost town
Sure looked eerie by the light of the old full moon
I was weary, I got down
Thought I'd have myself a look around
Through some swingin′ doors came a half-haunted tune
And a broken down sign read the Black Hat Saloon
Walked right through them swingin' doors
Somethin' like I′ve never seen before
Looked like a scene from a hundred years ago
A scarlet lady strolled to my side
Said she′d take me on a mystic ride
All night long we danced around the room
But the sun woke me up to an empty dusty room
With a broken down sign read the Black Hat Saloon
Black Hat Saloon
Come on and sing to me a melody
Tellin' me all about what a good life it used to be
Sing to me of the days of the silver and the gold
When the music and the laughter from the whiskey warmed your soul
But now it′s all grown cold
Black Hat Saloon
Come on and sing to me a melody
You're tellin′ me all about what a good life you know it used to be
Can I sing to me of the days of the silver and the gold
When the music and the laughter from that whiskey warmed your soul
Now it's all grown cold
Writer(s): Russell Wier, Leonard Arnold, K Snider Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

