The Last Cowboy Song chords by Don Edwards
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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This is the last cowboy song
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The end of a hundred year walk
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Their voices sound sad
as they're singing along
Em
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Another piece of America's lost
Now he rides a feedlot
and he clerks in a market
On weekends selling tobacco and beer
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Em
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An d his dreams of tomorrow
surrounded by fences
He'll dream tonight of
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when fences weren't here
This is the last cowboy song
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It's the end of a hundred -year waltz
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And their voices sound sad
as they're singing along
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Another piece of America's loss
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Charlie Russell, he showed us
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how he looked on canvas
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And old Teddy Blue told us his tale
And us old cowboy singers,
we all sing about him
I wish to God we could
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have ridden his train.
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This is the last cowboy song.
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It's the end of a hundred -year walk.
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Em
And their voices sound sad
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as they're singing along.
Bm
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Another piece of America's lost
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You know now the old Chisholm Trail's
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all covered in concrete
And they truck them to market now
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in 50 -foot rigs
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They blow by his market
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and they never even slow down to reason
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Just like livin' and dyin' is all he ever did
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This is the last cowboy song
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It's the end of a hundred year waltz
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Em
And their voices sound sad
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Em
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as they're singin' along
Verse 2
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Another piece of America's lost.
Verse 3
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This is the last cowboy song,
Verse 4
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and it's the end of a hundred -year waltz.
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Verse 5
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And their voices sound sad
as they're singing along.
Verse 6
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Another piece of America's loss
Outro 1
This is the last cowboy's song
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The Last Cowboy Song
Don Edwards
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