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"Everything That Glitters Is Not Gold" Sung by Dan Seals Saw your picture on a poster in a cafe out in Phoenix Guess you're still the sweetheart of the rodeo As for me and little Casey, we still make the circuit In a one horse trailer and a mobile home And she still asks about you all the time And I guess we never even cross your mind Chorus: But, Oh sometimes I think about you And the way you used to ride out In your rhinestones and your sequins With the sunlight on your hair And oh, the crowd will always love you But as for me I've come to know Everything that glitters is not gold Well Old Red, he's getting older And last Saturday he stumbled But you know I just can't bear to let him go Little Casey, she's still growing And she's started asking questions And there's certain things a man just doesn't know Her birthday came and you never even called I guess we never cross your mind at all Notable songs include: God Must Be A Cowboy (1984) (You Bring Out) The Wild Side of Me (1984) My Old Yellow Car (1985) Meet Me In Montana (duet with Marie Osmond) (1985) #1 Country My Baby's Got Good Timing (1985) Everything That Glitters (Is Not Gold) (1986) #1 Country Bop (1986) #1 Country, #10 Adult Contemporary, #42 Hot 100 You Still Move Me (1987) #1 Country Three Time Loser (1987) #1 Country I Will Be There (1987) #1 Country One Friend (1988) #1 Country Addicted (1988) #1 Country They Rage On (1989) Big Wheels In The Moonlight (1989) #1 Country Love On Arrival (L.O.A.) (1990) #1 Country Good Times (1990) #1 Country I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Acoustic re-release of his previous hit as England Dan & John Ford Coley) (1995)