Key: C major•
Verse 1
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Now about this here Thanksgiving,
One helped by Pop McIntyre
How these two old cowpokes
the bunkhouse many verbal marathons.
said Smokey,
for whatever I've had since first I
I broke my share of bronco,
and I've earned my own dang blessings
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and why I should be thankful for what I duly earns just a lot of bosh and bunkum,
My friend says, Pop Sarcastic,
and proved you got a limber tongue
that's well -supplied with grease.
a peeler
to what good luck or blessing is your
There ain't no good luck to it,
Pop, said Smokey.
to nothin'
when I do the best I can.
snappin' out a bunch of colts,
it's me, myself,
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in person who's takin' all them jolts.
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That's why I say Thanksgiving Day
to give some folks a good excuse
for a turkey bellyache.
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Pop McIntyre sucks his pipe
a thoughtful draw or two
then says, well, Smokey,
sets a steady saddle
But maybe there's a thing or two
and I'll admit you're ridin' good
and set up in the saddle
But for this you take all the credit,
for them buckarooster blessings of
the muscles in your shanks.
that the good Lord split you up the middle,
you
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