The Last Cowboy In Town chords by Chris LeDoux

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Intro 1

Verse 1
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In a little  (D major) Texas town,
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at a  (G major) bar by the rodeo grounds  (D major) 
You can see him ridin' in
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every Saturday night  (A major) 
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Well, there  (D major) ain't no hitchin' post but
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his horse  (G major) has got so  (D major) old
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He'd stand in front of that bar  (A major) 
D 
if he stayed all  (D major) night

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Verse 2
D 
He sits  (D major) on the same ol' stool,
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watchin'  (G major) the boys play  (D major) pool
Holdin' a can of Pearl beer
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in his calloused  (A major) hand
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We  (D major) don't know how old he is,
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he never had  (G major) no wife or kids  (D major) 
But they say he never backed
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down  (A major) from any man
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 (D major) 

Verse 3
He once had spurs that jingled, jangled
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He once had  (G major) girls that loved  (D major) to tango
With a handsome young cowboy,
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so long and so tall  (G major) 
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It's been years  (A major) but I'm sure
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he recalls  (D major) them all

Interlude 1

Verse 4
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He's never  (E flat major) owned a suit and there's
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holes  (A flat major) in both his boot (E flat major) s
But he don't give a damn unless it rains
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 (B flat major) Well, he lives  (E flat major) his life that way
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but he still  (A flat major) recalls the days  (E flat major) 
When every cowboy in Texas
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 (B flat major) knew his name
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 (E flat major) 

Verse 5
And holdin' up his faded jeans
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is a belt  (A flat major) we've all seen  (E flat major) 
It's the only thing he owns
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that still looks  (B flat major) new
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He just  (E flat major) wears it Saturday night so that
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belt  (A flat major) buckle still shines  (E flat major) bright
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It says: "All Around Cow (B flat major) boy  (E flat major) 42"

Verse 6
He once had spurs that jingled, jangled
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He once had  (A flat major) girls that loved  (E flat major) to tango
With a handsome young cowboy,
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so long and so tall  (A flat major) 
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It's been years  (B flat major) but I'm sure he
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recalls  (E flat major) them all

Interlude 2

Verse 7
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Now, midnight  (E major) he's always stoned
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And  (A major) most of the crowd's gone  (E major) home
And he rides his old horse
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to the rodeo grounds  (B major) 
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Well, he closes  (E major) his eyes and hears
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a mil (A major) lion rodeo fans  (E major) cheer
But he don't know he's
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the last  (B major) cowboy in  (E major) town

Verse 8
E 
He once had spurs  (E major) that jingled,
jangled
A 
E 
He once had girls  (A major) that loved to tango  (E major) 
With a handsome young cowboy,
A 
so long and so tall  (A major) 
B 
It's been years  (B major) but I'm
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sure he recalls them  (E major) all

Verse 9
E 
He once had spurs  (E major) that jingled, jangled
A 
E 
He once had  (A major) girls that loved to tango  (E major) 
With a handsome young cowboy,
A 
so long and so tall  (A major) 
B 
It's been years  (B major) but I'm
E 
sure he recalls  (E major) them all