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The Outlaw And The Lady chords by Norma O'Hara Murphy

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Verse 1
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He was foal and seventy -five
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Born wild and strong and free
And doing it hard was his style
For he was a fighting breed
D
Now many top riders had tried,
they tried but they didn't succeed
A
They labelled him outlaw and rogue,
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said he was a fighting breed
Many times he changed hands,
A
still he fought till his battle was won
He'd bop till the rider was down
D
Then kick out and strike just for fun
For camp drafting he had the style
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For the riders he didn't much care
He'd sooner do it alone
D
Till he met a lady so fair
A
It's the story of the outlaw and the lady
You see, he was a force who
D
behaved badly
Beneath her guiding hands
A
he came deadly
And the story of the outlaw
Became the glory of the
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C
outlaw and the lady
She told me that it all began
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One day she decided to ride
To try out this grave for herself
C
The horse no one wanted to ride
And so the union began
Of a pair that would champions be
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Success would follow success
C
Beyond their wildest dreams
D
It's the story of the outlaw
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And the lady
You see he was a horse
D
Behaved badly
Beneath her guiding hand
A
He came gladly
And the story of the outlaw
Became the glory of the outlaw
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C
And the lady
But sad is the end of my song
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And sad is the golden -haired lady
For now her brave Peter is gone
C
She misses him oh so badly
Though he's crippled
and lame he's alive
And she stands and watches
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him sadly
Remembering the good times they shared
C
This grey and the golden haired lady
D
A
It's the story of the outlaw and the lady
You see he was a horse
D
that behaved badly
Beneath their guiding
A
hands he came gladly
And the story of the outlaw
became the glory of the
outlaw and the lady outlaw.
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