~ Carolyn in the Sunset ~

Words & Music by Bill Barwick  
© 2000, Barwick's Voice & Music, BMI

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1.         We were ridin' from Durango, back up in Colorado
            Somewhere way up on the Great Divide
            We rode thru hell and thunder and I guess that it's no wonder
            That it comes back now so clearly in my mind

2.         When the sky and you are brothers and the wind's your next of kin
            Lightning in the clouds can freeze your soul
            But the fear'll pass on through ya', like the ice cold hand of winter
            And wash you clean and leave you feelin' whole

Chorus:            And he said goodnight Carolyn in the sunset
                        He did it every evenin' so they say
                        He'd just wander off from us and go to see the stock was fed
                        Then we see him out against the sky rememberin' what she said

Refrain:                       When you're tired of ridin' out there all alone
                                    When it's time to put your saddle up, and finally come on home
                                    I'll be here waitin' for ya', it's a promise that I'll keep
                                    'Cause I'll be there in your sunset
                                                when the world goes off to sleep.

3.         Well the years have come and gone now, and I'm a better man
            Trails and time have gone their separate ways
            You know sometimes I still ride up there, deep inside me somewhere
            And watch the closin' of another day

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