One More Ride(Single Version) - Sons Of The Pioneers

作词：Bob Nolan

作曲：Bob Nolan

I will long for a trip don't need no grip

I'm taking one more ride

Way out there in the prairie air

I guess it's in my hide

For the clickety clack of the railroad track is calling

If a man that knows where the Santa Fe goes

When she gets under steam

And a big loud bell bids a fond farewell

To hear her whistle scream

She's bound to go

Where there ain't no snow a falling

One more ride

I will miss the gloom of the pale white moon

That seemed to know my name

And the tumbleweeds where the prairie dogs feed

I miss them just the same

They're all a part of the song in my heart

I'm singing

I recall a tune that I sang to the moon

It seemed to make him smile

As I rode away at the close of day

And stayed so long awhile

But I long to be where the memory is ringing

One more ride

As the years roll by

I wonder why

I long to leave my home

And hit the trail of the iron rail

Away out there alone

But my heart will sigh till I know that

I am leaving

If I don't come back there's a one way track

Way down in Mexico

You'll find me there or any old where

That a tumbleweed will grow

So it's goodbye now

You'll never know how

I'm grieving

One more ride