Janis Ian - Lone Ranger Days lyrics
[Janis Ian - Lone Ranger Days lyrics]
Cowboys and Indians hot on my trail
Out on the high Western plains
Riding the Pony Express with the mail
'Til mama called me away
Back in the Lone Ranger days
My little brother took over the route
My cap guns and hobby horse reins
He was just five when I went off to school
And that's where he stayed
Back in the Lone Ranger days
And the neighbor kids laughed at him
They called him strange his body grew older
But he never changed
I finished collеge and married one day
Whilе he played at home with
His toy guns ablaze
Back in the Lone Ranger days
We got a letter from home yesterday
With his favorite crayon
He'd printed his name
Mom's not that old, still she's turning grey
But he and his buckaroo chaps never change
He's back in the Lone Ranger days
Hi ho Silver, away
Out on the high Western plains
Riding the Pony Express with the mail
'Til mama called me away
Back in the Lone Ranger days
My little brother took over the route
My cap guns and hobby horse reins
He was just five when I went off to school
And that's where he stayed
Back in the Lone Ranger days
And the neighbor kids laughed at him
They called him strange his body grew older
But he never changed
I finished collеge and married one day
Whilе he played at home with
His toy guns ablaze
Back in the Lone Ranger days
We got a letter from home yesterday
With his favorite crayon
He'd printed his name
Mom's not that old, still she's turning grey
But he and his buckaroo chaps never change
He's back in the Lone Ranger days
Hi ho Silver, away
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