Lyrics Little Gray Home In the West - Sons of the Pioneers
When
the
golden
sun
sinks
in
the
hills
And
the
toil
of
the
long
day
is
o'er
Though,
the
road
may
be
long
in
the
lilt
of
a
song
I
forget
I
was
weary
before
Far
ahead,
where
the
blue
shadows
fall
I
shall
come
to
contentment
and
rest
And
the
toils
of
the
day
will
be
all
charmed
away
In
my
little
gray
home
in
the
west
There
are
hands
that
will
welcome
me
in
There
are
lips
that
I'm
burning
to
kiss
There
are
two
eyes
that
shine,
just
because
they
are
mine
And
a
thousand
things
other
men
miss
It's
a
corner
of
Heaven
itself
Though,
it's
only
a
tumbled-down
nest
But,
with
love
blooming
there,
why,
no
place
and
compare
With
my
little
gray
home
in
the
west
1 Red River Valley
2 Serenade to a Coyote
3 Blue Shadows On The Trail
4 There'll Never Be Another (Pecos Bill)
5 That Palomino Pal of Mine
6 Home On the Range
7 Pecos Bill
8 The Missouri Is a Devil of a Woman
9 No Rodeo Dough
10 Sentimental, Worried and Blue
11 Little Gray Home In the West
12 I Still Do
13 Riders In The Sky
14 Room Full of Roses
15 No One Here But You
16 Lie Low Little Dogies (The Cowboy's Prayer)
17 Stampede
18 Church Music
19 Let's Go West Again
20 Wind
21 Love at the County Fair
22 Wedding Dolls (From Your Wedding Cake)
23 Outlaws
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