[Verse 1] She used to chase the barnyard breeze, Fast as shadows through the trees. But now she lies by the old oak door, Tail still wagging, though she runs no more. [Verse 2] Her coat is silver where it once burned gold, Her bright young eyes, now wise and old. She still leans close when the night gets long, And comforts me with a love that’s strong. [Chorus] Oh, my old soul dog, you’ve seen it all, Through seasons changing, spring to fall. Your heart’s stayed steady, your eyes have smiled, You’ve been my comfort, my wild and my child. [Verse 3] I remember summer down by the creek, Her joyful bark, the splash, the leap. But our steps are slower, her time runs near, Every moment now, I hold more dear. [Verse 4] The porch light flickers, the stars hang low, Her spirit shines in that gentle glow. I kiss her head, whisper soft and true, "No one’s ever loved me quite like you." [Chorus] Oh, my old soul dog, you’ve seen it all, Through seasons changing, spring to fall. Your heart’s stayed steady, your eyes have smiled, You’ve been my comfort, my wild and my child.
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