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Buffalo Skinners chords by Shenandoah and Arlo Guthrie

  • Am

  • Dm

  • C

  • G

Verse 1
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Traditional, arranged
By Arlo Guthrie
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Come all you old time cowboys
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Am
And listen to my song
Please do not grow weary
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I'll not detain you long
Concerning some wild cowboys
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Who did agree to go
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And spend the summer pleasant
On the range of the buffalo.
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Verse 2
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Well I found myself in Griffin
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In eighteen eighty-three
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When When a man by
the name of Creagho
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Am
Come a'walkin' up to me
Sayin "How do you
do young fella
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Am
And how'd you like to go
And spend the summer pleasant
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Am
On the range of the buffalo".

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Verse 3
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Well me being out of work right then
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To that drover I did say
"My goin' out on the buffalo range
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Depends upon the pay
But if you pay good wages,
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Transportation to and fro
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I think I might go with you
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On the range of the Buffalo".
Verse 4
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Dm
Well yes I pay good wages
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And transportation too
If you'll agree to work for me
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Until the season's through
But if you do get homesick
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And you try and run away
You'll starve to death out
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on the trail
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And you'll also lose your pay
Verse 5
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Well with all the flatterin' talkin'
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He signed up quite a train
Some ten or twelve in number
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Of able bodied men
And our trip it was a pleasant one
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Through all New Mexico
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Until we crossed Pease River
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On the range of the buffalo
Verse 6
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Dm
It was there our pleasures ended
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And our troubles all begun
A lightnin' storm come up on us
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And made the cattle run
We got full of the stickers
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On the cactus that did grow
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And the outlaws waited to pick us off
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In the hills of Mexico
Interlude 1
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Well the working season ended
Verse 7
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But the drover would not pay
He said "You spent your
money boys
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You're all in debt to me".
But the cowboys never put much stock
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In a thing like a bankrupt law
So we left the bastard's
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bones to bleach
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On the range of the buffalo.
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Outro 1
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