| | 1979 |
| | Written by George McCorkle |
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| Intro: Amaj7 Dmaj7 Amaj7 Dmaj7 |
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| | In the corner of a | dark barroom |
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| | Sat an old cowboy | singing western tunes |
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| | Singing songs that he | learned as a child |
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| | All about the West | back when it was wil | d | |
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| | He said he came from | down Texas way |
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| The | cowboys were tough the | women the same way |
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| | Said he was a star | back in '31 |
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| When | Hollywood liked him |
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| For some | songs that he had don | e | |
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| | He's the last of the | singing | cowboys | |
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| | Singing songs of d | esperation and joy |
Yippie-I-Oh......Yippie-I-Ay.......Yippie-I-Ay
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| | He took a break just to | chug him down some beer |
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| | C'mon folks now holler out |
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| The | songs you'd like to hear |
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| And | if I know one I | know a million or two |