The Streets Of Laredo chords by Bing Crosby
Verse 1
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As I walked out in the
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streets of Laredo,
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As I walked out in Laredo one day,
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I spied a dear cowboy
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wrapped up in white linen,
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Wrapped up in white linen,
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as cold as the clay.
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I see by your outfit
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that you are a cowboy,
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These words he did say
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as I boldly stepped by.
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Come sit down beside me
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and hear my sad story
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I'm shot in the breast and I
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know I must die
It was once in the saddle
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I used to go dashing
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Once in the saddle I used to go gay
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First to the dram house
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and then to the card house
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Got shot in the breast and
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I'm dying today
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Oh, beat the drum slowly
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and play the fife lowly
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Play the dead march
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as you carry me along
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Take me to the green valley,
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there lay the sod or me,
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For I'm a young cowboy
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and I know I've done wrong.
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Oh, bring me a cup,
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just a cup of cold water,
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To cool my parched lips,
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the cowboy then said.
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But before I returned,
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his soul had departed,
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And gone to the round -up,
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the cowboy was dead.
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We beat the drum slowly
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and played the fife lowly,
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And bitterly wept as we
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bore him along
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For we all loved our comrade
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so brave, young and handsome
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We all loved our comrade,
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although he done wrong
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