Coyote’s Serenade
(Bob Nolan)
Lone coyote whining, his heart is pining
When he goes, “Oo-ooo-ooo.”
Night shadows glow, moon’s hanging low,
The stage and the setting are made.
One silhouette, a sigh of regret,
That’s part of a heart and the start of a strange serenade.
Lone coyote whining, his heart is pining
When he goes, “Oo-ooo-ooo.”
Wild eyes that glisten, keen ears that listen.
He hears an “oo-ooo-ooo.”
Come from his dearie,
Mournful and dreary.
She’s only saying she loves him by stars above him
When she goes, “Oo-ooo-ooo.”
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