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The
World's Oldest Boy*
It's Not
Looking Good*
Little Rabbit
Enjoy
The Ride*
Trillionaires
This Island Life*
Canto Del Gato*
Junior
Bandango*
Till The Sun Comes Out
Some God Forgives*
The Minister Of Shadows
Visions
Of Dulcinea*
Trillionaires
He always took
life easy, whether sunny or breezy
Always let the streams keep their
gold
He never questioned his luck, he liked to keep things rustic
Chopping aspen and pine for the stove
His old horse trailer
had a cot and a table
And it felt just like a home
But now that old
sun's brighter and his boots feel lighter
Cause now he's not sleeping
alone
She never
was a girl who was afraid of this world
She always took the rough with the smooth
Her
working hands showed life's a mighty tough road
And she didn't have much
left to prove
So that old horse trailer didn't strike her as failure
And
she gave his love a chance
Cause it's worth more than gold to have
someone to hold
To find a man who knows how to dance
'Cause when their
boots start to glide, they can take things in stride
Two steps at a time
Whatever
life deals they're kicking up their heels
Cause love doesn't cost
a dime
They don't mean to be putting on airs
But they're laughing
and loving and living like trillionaires
When the moonlight
speckles her sunburned freckles
And he's loving her curves and her curls
Her
warm smile beckons and then he reckons
There's a mystery just known as
girls
And when the stars grow paler that old horse trailer's
Always
swaying on its springs
Cause life's simple pleasures are its greatest treasures
And
a poor man can love like a king
'Cause when their
boots start to glide, they can take things in stride
Two steps at a time
Whatever
life deals they're kicking up their heels
Cause love never cost
a dime
They don't mean to be putting on airs
But they're laughing
and loving and living like trillionaires
Like trillionaires
Like trillionaires
While playing in tiny Saratoga, Wyoming, I met a lovely couple who loved to dance the two-step. They were from Montana and while doing roofing and other jobs in different places they lived in his remodeled horse trailer. But, they assured me, they were living like trillionaires.