Navajo Rug-Ian Tyson

Navajo Rug - Ian Tyson Two eggs up on whiskey toast Home fries on the side Wash it down with the road house coffee And burns up your insides Just a Canyon Colorado Diner A waitress I did love I sat in the back neath an old bear And a worn out Navajo rug Old Jack the boss who at six And it's Katie bar the door She'd pull down that Navajo rug Spread it across the floor I saw lightning Cross the sacred mountains Saw woven turtle doves I am next to Katie Navajo Navajo rug Aye aye aye Katie Shades of red and blue Aye aye aye Katie Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you Katie shades of red and blue Well I saw Jack about a year ago He said the place burned to the ground All I saved was this old bear tooth Katie she's left town Katie She got her souvenir too Jack spat a tobacco plug You should have seen her A coming through the smoke Dragging that Navajo rug Aye aye aye Katie Shades of red and blue Aye aye aye Katie Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you Every time I cross the sacred mountains Lightning breaks above It always takes me back in time To my long lost Katie love But everything keeps on move Everybody's on the go You don't find things that last anymore Like an old woven Navajo rug Aye aye aye Katie Shades of red and blue Aye aye aye Katie Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you Katie shades of red and blue Aye aye aye Katie Whatever became of the Navajo rug and you Katie shades of red and blue Aye aye aye Katie