Southwestern Pilgrimage chords by Michael Martin Murphey
Verse 1
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The world's number one selling cowboy singer,
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Michael Martin Murphy.
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I'm tired of drinking your muddy water
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And sleeping in your hollow log
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I'm gonna take up with a stranger
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I'm gonna get myself a
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fast -moving dog
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Goodbye you empty closets
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and my true love of seven years
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I'm on a southwestern pilgrimage
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to be a frontier sonneteer
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Goodbye you auctioneers
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and you guillotine racketeers
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I'm looking for a holy man
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out here on the old frontier
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I'm gonna take along a lady
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who ain't never seen a mountain before
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I'm on a southwestern pilgrimage
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where the middle class
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can't hunt me down no more
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I should have been a gypsy all along
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And I know that right now
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But I got slowed up
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I let a city woman drag me down
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And the contracts and the circus acts
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Made it so I couldn't
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relax anymore
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But my stomach never hurt me much
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when I was sleeping on the floor
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That old buzzard's flying all around
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my same old Texas sky
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And I take that as a sign
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It's time to either lay me down or fly
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And so it's out of my house,
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into my old truckin' clothes
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I'm on a southwestern pilgrimage,
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where the wheels dodge,
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nobody knows
Thank you.
Southwestern Pilgrimage
Michael Martin Murphey
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