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There's a Bridle Hangin' on the Wall (Es hängt ein Pferdehalfter an der Wand)

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First published at 12:56 UTC on June 28th, 2022.

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Ever looked into a horse's eyes? They are dark as night yet you can see your reflection in them. Those guileless eyes with boundless depths will make you want to plunge into them. Those eyes are reminiscent of past, and sign of valor, royalty, and endeavor. Carson Robinson wrote and sang "There Is a Bridle Hanging on the Wall" in 1936, achieving worldwide success.

Haben Sie jemals in die Augen eines Pferdes geschaut? Sie sind dunkel wie die Nacht, und doch kannst du dein Spiegelbild darin sehen. In diese arglosen Augen mit ihrer grenzenlosen Tiefe möchtest du am liebsten eintauchen. Diese Augen erinnern an die Vergangenheit und sind das Zeichen für Tapferkeit, königliche Würde sowie unablässige Leistung. Carson Robinson hatte dieses Lied 1936 geschrieben und er veröffentlichte im selben Jahr eine Schallplatte davon. Er erlangte damit einen Welterfolg. Später wurde sein Song von vielen Künstlern weltweit und in vielen Sprachen gesungen.

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