Red Bandana | Sarah Johnson

🎵 Red Bandana | Sarah Johnson 🎵 - Length: 0:4:8

Red Bandana - Written by Sarah Johnson Recorded Live February 9, 2024 Live from Norfolk Street is an on-going concert series recorded live at McGonigel's Mucky Duck in Houston, Texas. Our live-streamed concert series is listener supported. For access to our catalog of full length shows, extras, encores, and interviews, become a contributing member at: https://livefromnorfolkstreet.com/ Lyrics: Hey lil lady What’s your name I’m a rodeo man lookin for fame But tonight I’m lookin at you I said I’m leaving in the morning He said come on I’ll tell you a story In a place where the stars outnumber sand So he took my hand and we went to the river Talked like friends and kissed like lovers Wishing that the sun would never rise But before we said goodbye He said Say a little prayer for me While I’m riding those bulls cross the country I’ve never met a girl like you before But I’m tied to the road like a soldier at war I’ll give you my red bandana To remember me from Montana Now I’m back in Texas - where it’s flat in every direction Thinking of the rodeo man Who swept me away Your bandana round my neck thinking of the night we first met Sharing our hopes and fears in the light of the moon All too soon it ended But dusk till dawn we pretended That forever could start that night But before we said goodbye He said Say a little prayer for me While I’m riding those bulls cross the country I’ve never met a girl like you before But I’m tied to the road like a soldier at war I’ll give you my red bandana To remember me from Montana He called me once from Idaho Said the days are fast but the nights are slow without you I think about you often Don’t think that I’ve forgotten How you gave this broken man a healing touch He said I drank too much whiskey But I wanna know if you miss me Cause I’ve been missin you since that July But before we said goodbye He said Say a little prayer for me While I’m riding those bulls cross the country I’ve never met a girl like you before But I’m tied to the road like a soldier at war Did you keep my red bandana? Can we go back to Montana?