New Old John Robertson

Old John Robertson, he wore a Stetson hat
People passing by would never look back
Long white hair, bright blue eyes shining through's
If he knew, and he always knew

Children laughing, playing didn't know his name
They could tell when he was coming just the same
Walking slow with old Jo, his crippled wife by his side
Then she sighed, then she died

As a younger man he wore many hats so well
In the early days of Hollywood so many stories to tell
And after many years his legacy remains
Settled down in the country in retro Santa Fe

Magic words from him caressing children's ears
And their laughter helped to hide away his tears
All in vain, it was no game for he'd lost an old friend
In the end, in the end

Old John Robertson, he wore a Stetson hat
People everywhere would laugh behind his back
No one cared to take any time to find out
What he was all about



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Writer(s): Roger James Mcguinn, Christopher Hillman
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