Hang The Key On The Bunkhouse Door: Wilf Carter Album: A Prairie Legend, Vol. 1 Chorded by Gary W, 10 Sept 2006 (C) A bunch of jolly cowboys, when the (F) roundup days were (C) done De-(F)-cided they would (C) head for town and (D) have a little (G) fun As (C) they rode gaily down the trail I could (F) hear the old cook (C) say Ill (F) hang the key on the (C) bunkhouse door and (G) boys dont you be (C) late Chorus (F) Hang the key on the bunkhouse door cause well be late to-(C)-night Dont leave the light a-burnin dear, we may not look (G) right The (C) trail is long, the (F) goins tough and (C) someone may get (G) tight So (F) hang the key on the (C) bunkhouse door cause (G) well be late to-(C)-night Inst: Follow pattern of first verse (F) Hang the key on the bunkhouse door cause well be late to-(C)-night Dont leave the light a-burnin dear, we may not look (G) right The (C) trail is long, the (F) goins tough, (C) someone may get (G) tight So (F) hang the key on the (C) bunkhouse door cause (G) well be late to-(C)-night Inst: Follow pattern of first verse and Chorus (C) Those city gals are lots of fun but (F) they cant see our (C) ways (F) Swing them through the (C) old square dance they (D) call us ornery (G) strays All (C) dressed in chaps and jeans and spurs we (F) sang with all our (C) might (F) Hang the key on the (C) bunkhouse door cause (G) well be late to-(C)-night (F) Hang the key on the bunkhouse door cause well be late to-(C)-night Dont leave a light a-burnin dear, we may not look (G) right The (C) trail is long, the (F) goins tough and (C) someone may get (G) tight So (F) hang the key on the (C) bunkhouse door cause (G) well be late to-(C)-night [Thanks to Gary Willett for tabs]