[Lyric] Gold Rush (Dylan Hartigan)

[Verse 1]
Well, I left
I left
To go to the west
The west to find a place to call my home
These men
These men
Tell their stories
Their stories of the California gold

[Chorus]
Well, I don't care much for fables anymore
No, I don’t care much for fables anymore
Oh, but the Gold Rush is coming
So I guess I should climb on board

[Verse 2]
These boots
These boots
They're all worn-in
They're drenched in blood from the ripping of my skin
And this horse
My horse
She’s my best friend, yes she is
She speaks to me with words I cannot say
[Chorus]
Well, I don't care much for fables anymore
No, I don't care much for fables anymore
Oh, but the Gold Rush is coming
So I guess I should climb on board

[Instrumental break]

[Chorus]
Oh, oh-oh, no I don't care much for fables anymore
No, I don't care much for fables anymore
No, I don't care much for fables anymore
No, I don't care much for fables anymore
The Gold Rush is coming
So I guess I should climb on board
Oh, yes the Gold Rush is coming
So I guess I should climb on board