A Second Too Late
One Cold November Eve,
The Phone Rang It Was For Me
I Picked It Up and Couldn't Believe,
All The things He Was Telling Me.
I Told Him To Wait,
But I Got There A Second Too Late.
I Went Outside In A Hurry,
The Snow Was Falling In A Flurry.
I Opened Up The Stable Doors,
Went Inside And Got My Horse
I Dug My Heels Into His Side,
And We Were Off On A Wild Ride.
He Galloped On With Great Haste,
But We Got There A Second Too Late.
I Got To The Door,
Just As He Hit The Floor
I Ran Inside,
And Went To His Side.
Through My Tears My Vision Was Blurry,
I Called The Police And Told Them To Hurry.
The Police Came And Took Him Away,
And I Was Left Alone That Day.
One Cold November Eve,
The Phone Rang It Was For Me
I Picked It Up and Couldn't Believe,
All The Things He Was Telling Me.
I Told Him To Wait,
But I Got There A Second Too Late.
The Phone Rang It Was For Me
I Picked It Up and Couldn't Believe,
All The things He Was Telling Me.
I Told Him To Wait,
But I Got There A Second Too Late.
I Went Outside In A Hurry,
The Snow Was Falling In A Flurry.
I Opened Up The Stable Doors,
Went Inside And Got My Horse
I Dug My Heels Into His Side,
And We Were Off On A Wild Ride.
He Galloped On With Great Haste,
But We Got There A Second Too Late.
I Got To The Door,
Just As He Hit The Floor
I Ran Inside,
And Went To His Side.
Through My Tears My Vision Was Blurry,
I Called The Police And Told Them To Hurry.
The Police Came And Took Him Away,
And I Was Left Alone That Day.
One Cold November Eve,
The Phone Rang It Was For Me
I Picked It Up and Couldn't Believe,
All The Things He Was Telling Me.
I Told Him To Wait,
But I Got There A Second Too Late.
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