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Wild Horses Lyrics
From a phone booth in Cheyenne
I made a promise to Diane
No more rodeos
I'd gone my last go 'round
The same promise that I made
In San Antone and Santa Fe
But tonight I saddled up
And let her down
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
She'll watch me drive around her block
Gettin' courage up to stop
To make her one more promise
That I can't keep
The way I love the rodeo
I guess I should let her go
Before I hurt her more
Than she loves me
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
I made a promise to Diane
No more rodeos
I'd gone my last go 'round
In San Antone and Santa Fe
But tonight I saddled up
And let her down
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
Gettin' courage up to stop
To make her one more promise
That I can't keep
I guess I should let her go
Before I hurt her more
Than she loves me
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
And I'll lose more than I'm gonna win someday
Wild horses just stay wild
And her heart is all I break
Wild horses keep draggin' me away
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Submitted by
kevin On Apr 01, 2001
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i love this song! its so cool.. it reminds me of when i went horse back riding alor
The song is about a man who keeps lying to his lover and is afraid she will leave him because he can't leave rodeo and horse riding behind him. The "Wild Horses" are figurative and literal.