Git Off My Horse chords by Johnny Bond

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Verse 1
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Oh, bury me not, all alone, prairie,
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oh, oh, boy, whoa, whoa.
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Hey Tex, what you stopping for?
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Well, I'll tell you, John,
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we've been riding my horse double
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for three days and three nights.
Don't you think he might
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be getting tired?
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Why, sure.
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Let's get off his back and
give him a rest.
Exactly what I had in mind.
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You get off first.
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Why don't you get off first?
I said get off.
Em 
Okay, I'll get off. Fine.
How do I get down?
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Well, it's simple.
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You're in the back.
Slide down.
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You mean slide down over his...
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Yes, slide down over his tail.
Sure is a long ways down.
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That's not as far as it looks.
Now go ahead.
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I'm afraid he'll kick me.
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My horse don't kick.
But he ain't my horse.
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He might kick a stranger.
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Oh, all right then.
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Get out on the side. Yeah.
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Now, which side?
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It don't make no difference.
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Any difference?
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No, you get off of my horse.
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Well, I can't get my foot over your head.
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Why don't you go first?
Oh, all right.
Em 
I will go  first. Good idea.
Now, duck your head
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so I can swing my right foot over.
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Look out, you're spurring me.
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Oh, excuse me.
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Now, when I bring my right
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foot over this time,
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you bring your left foot around this way.
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You got it? I got you.
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All together now, let's go.
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Over the river.
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Over we go. There, there.
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Hey look, I'm in the saddle now.
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I  believe you're right.
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And that leaves me back here.
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But we ain't off yet. Yeah,
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so you tell me.
Saddle feels good, let's stay here.
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Will you get off of my horse?
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You said you was gonna
get off first.
Em 
Never mind what I said.
Slide down over his head and get bit.
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He don't bite, he don't kick, he don't...
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He does too.
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Now, you're back there now.
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You slide down. I can't.
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My spurs are caught in the stirrers.
Oh.
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Well, I'll reach down there
and unhook them.
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Now, you do that.
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Come here, spurs.
Don't kick.
Text me still.
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Now, look what you did.
What now?
My gloves are caught in your spur.
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Take your gloves off.
What?
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And let my hands freeze?
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Well, unhook my other
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spur with your feet.
Well, I'm trying that already.
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Where are they?
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A little more to your right.
Careful now, careful.
Em 
Now what's wrong here?
You've got your spurs
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caught in my spurs,
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and my spurs are caught in the stirrups.
Yeah.
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I sure hope Gene Autry never
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hears about this.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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What's the matter?
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Well, your horse is kicking.
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He just wants us to get off his back.
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Well, he's got his foot caught in the stirrup,
too.
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That don't beat all.
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Hey, Tex. Yes, John?
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We'll have to get off now.
Why do you say that?
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We'll figure it out if the
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horse is trying to get home.
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We'll have to will you shut up
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Hand me that saddlebag.
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What for there's some dried biscuits
and jerky in there
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It's like we're stuck here for the night.
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I don't mind this saddle
feels better than that rumble seat
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Hey Tex, yes, good night.
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Good night
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