[Verse] I found a little coin in a dusty old box, Passed down from a man who rode bulls and rocks. He wore a painted smile and a heart so brave, Retired from the rodeo, but this charm still saves. [Pre-Chorus] He said, "Hold this tight, darlin', when times get rough, Good luckâs a little thing, but it means enough." [Chorus] So I keep this coin close, in my pocket near, Whisperin' soft, "Love, I got nothinâ to fear." From a rodeo clown who knew how to fall, This little lucky charmâs got me holdinâ it all. Oh, Iâm holdinâ it all. [Verse] The sunsetâs painting gold on our front porch light, I catch your hand in mine, everything feels right. That coinâs a simple thing, but it tells a truth, That loveâs the rodeo and Iâm ridinâ with you. [Pre-Chorus] He said, "Hold this tight, darlin', when times get rough, Good luckâs a little thing, but it means enough." [Chorus] So I keep this coin close, in my pocket near, Whisperin' soft, "Love, I got nothinâ to fear." From a rodeo clown who knew how to fall, This little lucky charmâs got me holdinâ it all. Oh, Iâm holdinâ it all. [Bridge] Sometimes the world spins wild and fast, But this coinâs a quiet anchor that lasts. In your arms, Iâve found my home, With a little luck, Iâm never alone. [Chorus] So I keep this coin close, in my pocket near, Whisperin' soft, "Love, I got nothinâ to fear." From a rodeo clown who knew how to fall, This little lucky charmâs got me holdinâ it all. Oh, Iâm holdinâ it all. [Outro] Yeah, this little lucky charmâs got me holdinâ it all.