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Horses

Marvin Adcock

March 02, 2022

Genre: Country

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Growing up, and still living in a rodeo town, it's only natural that it would be the subject of many of the songs that I write. This is the newest one.


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Allan Rosensweig

Had me from the first line Marvin.  Great imagery.  Best of luck with this song.  Fantastic.

March 04, 2022

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There’s a hole in his heart her mem’ry walks through
A whole lotta past he’d like to undo
Too many bruises and busted bones
And too much time spent healin’ alone
So tonight from the front porch of his cabin he strolls
Through mem’ries of old rodeos
The oats he’s sown, the records he’s broke
And all the horses he rode

But he’d trade all the titles, ropes and the reins
The saddles, buckles, trucks and all the fame
For one night with that woman he wouldn’t let get close
That woman whose lovin’ he now needs most
Yeah he’d give it all back if he could Lord knows
He’d trade all of the horses he’s rode

Chasin’ gold from a saddle hell bent on career
He couldn’t see past the next horse or steer
But all they are now are souvenirs
Collectin’ dust year after year
So tonight from the front porch of his cabin he strolls
Through mem’ries of old rodeos
Tradin’ letters she wrote, beggin’ him to come home
For all the horses he rode

But he’d trade all the titles, ropes and the reins
The saddles, buckles, trucks and all the fame
For one night with that woman he wouldn’t let get close
That woman whose lovin’ he now needs most
Yeah he’d give it all back if he could Lord knows
He’d trade all of the horses he’s rode
Yeah he’d give it all back if he could Lord knows
He’d trade all of the horses he’s rode

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Allan Rosensweig

Had me from the first line Marvin.  Great imagery.  Best of luck with this song.  Fantastic.

March 04, 2022


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