The Streets Of Laredo chords by Bing Crosby

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