Willie Nelson the Pyrenees

[Verse] Down a dirt road in Carolina, where the old oaks grow so tall, Lives a dog named Willie Nelson, he's the pride and joy of all. His coat as white as cotton, and eyes of deepest brown, He roams the hills and valleys of that laid-back southern town. [Verse 2] Willie stands like a guardian, by the chickens in their pen, Keeps the foxes and the coyotes from coming back again. He’s got the spirit of a warrior, but a heart so pure and kind, He's a friend to every youngster, with a soul that's intertwined. [Chorus] Oh, Willie Nelson, you roam so free, In the hills of Carolina, where the rivers meet the sea. You're a legend, you're a guardian, with your coat of snowy white, In the moonlight of the mountains, you’re a beacon in the night. [Verse 3] Morning dew upon the meadow, Willie’s bark splits the air, He’s chasing off the shadows, leaving peace everywhere. From the blue Ridge to the lowlands, he knows just where to be, The old white Pyrenees, our Willie, wild and free. [Verse 4] Every old timer in the county spins a yarn or two, About the great white protector, loyal through and through. They say he’s got a sense, of when danger's drawing near, With Willie Nelson by your side, there’s nothing much to fear. [Chorus] Oh, Willie Nelson, you roam so free, In the hills of Carolina, where the rivers meet the sea. You're a legend, you're a guardian, with your coat of snowy white, In the moonlight of the mountains, you’re a beacon in the night.