Well it's two eggs up
on whiskey toast
And home fries
on the side
Wash it down
with the road
house coffee
Burns up your insides
Just a Canyon Colorado Diner
And a waitress
I did love
I sat in the back
neath an old
stuffed bear
And a worn out
Navajo rug
Now Old Jack
the boss
he left at six
And it's Katie bar
the door
She'd pull down
that Navajo rug
And she'd spread it
across the floor
Hey I saw
lightning cross
the sacred mountains
Saw woven turtle doves
I was lying
next to Katie
On that old
Navajo rug
Aye aye aye Katie
Shades of red
and blue
Aye aye aye Katie
Whatever became
of the Navajo rug
and you
Katie shades of red
and blue
Well I saw old Jack
about a year ago
He said the place
burned to the ground
And all I saved
was this old
bear tooth
And Katie
she's left town
Oh but Katie
she got
her souvenir too
Jack spat
a tobacco plug
Well you should
have seen her a-coming
through the smoke
Draggin' that Navajo rug
Aye aye aye Katie
Shades of red
and blue
Aye aye aye Katie
Whatever became
of the Navajo rug
and you
So every time I cross
the sacred mountains
And lightning breaks above
It always takes
me back in time
To my long lost
Katie love
But everything keeps
on a-moving
And everybody's
on the go
Hey you don't find
things that last anymore
Like an old woven Navajo
Aye aye aye Katie
Shades of red
and blue
Aye aye aye Katie
Whatever became
of the Navajo rug
and you
Katie shades of red
and blue
Aye aye aye Katie
Whatever became
of the Navajo rug
and you
Katie shades of red
and blue