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Invisible Horse


Let me tell you a story Of an invisible horse And a man who gained glory For catching it, of course. It happened one night While he was out on the range When the man saw a sight That looked kind of strange. There were tracks being made In the wet muddy ground But the man said There was nothing around. He soon discovered They were made by a horse But there has no animal Cause it was invisible, of course. He went into town To tell of his story But no one believed him They said it sounded too corny. He decided he'd show them He'd bring back the horse He'd put it in a pen By using brut force. He set out one night And lassoed the horse And saddled it up To ride back to town, of course. The people all yelled And shouted hooray When he rode on the horse The very next day. It looked like he was suspended On a saddle in midair No one could see That invisible mare. And that is the end Of this cowboy's story Of how he caught the invisible horse And gained all that glory.
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