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I ride an old paint, I lead an old dam
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I'm going to Montana to
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throw the hula hand
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They feed in the coolest,
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they water in the draw
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Their tails are all matted
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and their backs are all raw
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Ride around little doggies,
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ride around them slow
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For the fiery and the snuffy
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are rearing to go
Old Bill Jones had two
daughters and a song
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One went to Denver, the other went wrong
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His wife, she died in a pool room fight
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And still Bill sings from morning till night
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Ride around, little doggies,
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ride around slow
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For the fiery and the snuffy
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are raring to go
When I die, take my saddle from the wall
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Put it up on my pony,
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lead him out of his stall
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Tie my bones to his back,
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turn our faces to the west
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And we'll write the prairies
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that we love the best
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Ride around, little doggies,
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ride around slow,
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for the fiery and the snobby
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are rearing to go.
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Ride around little doggies,
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ride around slow,
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for the fiery and the snuffing
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are willing to go.
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