Along the Navajo Trail
Riding the Serene Navajo Journey
Lyrics
Every day, along about evening
Every day, around evening time
When the sunlight's beginning to pale
When the sunlight is fading
I ride through the slumbering shadows
Riding through the sleeping shadows
Along the Navajo Trail
Traveling along the Navajo Trail
When it's night and crickets are callin'
During the night, with crickets calling
And coyotes are makin' a wail
And coyotes making a mournful sound
I dream by a smoldering fire
Daydreaming by a dying fire
Along the Navajo Trail
Continuing the journey along the Navajo Trail
I love to lie and listen to the music
Expressing enjoyment of lying and listening to music
When the wind is strummin' a sagebrush guitar
Imagining the wind playing a guitar made of sagebrush
When over yonder hill the moon is climbin'
Noticing the moon rising over a distant hill
It always finds me wishin' on a star
Always finding oneself wishing upon a star
Well what a ya know, it's mornin' already
Realizing that it's already morning
There's the dawnin', so silver and pale
Observing the silver and pale dawn
It's time to climb into my saddle
Getting ready to mount the saddle
And ride the Navajo Trail
Embarking on the journey along the Navajo Trail
I love to lie and listen to the music
Reiterating the joy of listening to music
When the wind is strummin' a sagebrush guitar
Imagining the wind playing a sagebrush guitar
When over yonder hill the moon is climbin'
Noting the moon climbing over a distant hill
It always finds me wishin' on a star
Continuing the tradition of wishing upon a star
Well what a ya know, it's mornin' already
Realizing it's morning again
There's the dawnin', so silver and pale (like a silvery veil)
Observing the dawn, silvery and pale like a veil
It's time to climb into my saddle
Preparing to mount the saddle once more
And ride the Navajo Trail
Embarking on the journey along the Navajo Trail
Ride the Navajo Trail
Reiterating the intention to ride the Navajo Trail
Ride the Navajo Trail
Continuing the commitment to ride the Navajo Trail
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