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★ Cowboy Man
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Cowboy Man with his heart of gold,
Wonders how his story will be told.
Cowboy man feels an awful lot of pain,
Looking after cattle in the pouring rain.
Cowboy Man-
Have you let yourself go?
Are the boots just for show?
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★ I'm a Cowboy
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I'm a cowboy,
and my days are mighty long.
I'm a cowboy,
and this here's my cowboy song:
I spend my days on the open range earnin' money so I can eat.
I got a cowboy hat on my cowboy head and I got boots on my cowboy feet!
I'm a cowboy,
Yeah I'm a cowboy.
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★ Cowboy Jail
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Gather 'round folks let me tell you the tail,
of a boy named Johnny went to cowboy jail.
Johnny was a hard-working cowboy man,
with a woman that he loved and a cowboy plan.
Johnny's girl was sick and the doctor wanted gold,
but they didn't make enough from the cattle they sold.
Johnny was a-gonna rob the biggest bank in town,
so he waited 'till dusk then he came around.
Johnny never thought that his plan would fail,
but it did and that's why he's in cowboy jail!
Let this be a cautionary tail,
Don't wind up in cowboy jail!
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★ Illegal Cowboy
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Cowboy!
We know that you're a
Cowboy!
We caught you herdin'
cattle in the dark,
shootin' to the mark
'cause you're a
Cowboy!
We know you to be a
Cowboy!
You can't continue to be a
Cowboy!
Illegal Cowboy!
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★ Lonely Cowboy
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Cowboy,
is lonesome on the range.
Cowboy,
sings a song that may sound strange:
"Yodel le he! Ya yadalado, de-oh"
"Yodel le he! Ya yadalado, de-oh, de-oh, de-oh"
"Yodel le he! Ya yadalado, de-oh"
"Yodel le he! Ya ya yo, de oh"
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★ Cowboy Mail
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Cowboy mail is all that I ask for.
Cowboy mail is all that I get.
Cowboy mail is all that I ask for.
Cowboy mail is all that I get.
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Howdy cowboy!
It takes an awful lot of nerve showing your face around here again.
You see: I own this town. And if there's one rule around here it's that there ain't room in this town for the both of us.
I say we settle this like men.
You. Me. High-noon.
Are you in, or are you chicken?
(sound of gunshot)
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8. |
★ Cowboy Dread
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I'm getting tired of what I would call cowboy dread.
Cowboy dread is the kind of dread you get when you're dead.
Cowboys,
they deal with a lot of trauma.
Cowboys,
they need therapy. They need therapy!
I'm getting tired of what I would call cowboy dread.
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★ Cowboy Jamboree!
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Cowboy Jamboree!
Cowboy Jamboree!
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★ Will to Live
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1! 2! 3!
I'm a cowboy,
and I lost my will to live.
I'm working on my cive,
yeah I ain't got care to give 'cause
I'm a cowboy,
and I need a place to go.
My whole life I just roam,
yeah I ain't got me a home.
I watch over the cattle,
just like a cowboy should.
I learned myself to yodel,
but it don't sound very good.
(bad yodeling)
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Cowboy Collective Denver, Colorado
The Cowboy Collective is a free-range group of artists making Creative Commons cowboy themed
art!
The Cowboy Collective is offering a thousand dollar reward to anyone who wants to direct a music video to a minute long cowboy song!
Anyone who is making cowboy art can join! Poetry, paintings, books, anyone can be a cowboy!
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