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[Intro]
D A E A
[Verse]
Have you Aseen my dusty boots, can't seem to Efind them anywhere.
Where's my Efaded denim jacket, that was Ahangin' by the stairs.
And what Ahappened to my bandana, and my worn out Stetson Dhat.
Where are all the true comApadres, that this Ecowboy ever Ahad.
[Verse]
And my Apipe and my tobacco, my old Elighter they're all gone.
Used to Egive me so much comfort, when a Ahard day's work was done.
I miss my Apistol and my saddle, and my blanket and my Dtote.
Where the heck is my old Awhittler, or my Ework gloves and my Acoat.
[Chorus]
Well I Epromised you my roundup days were Aover,
And I Ewouldn't leave you lonely anyAmore.
But a B7part of me is still the same old Erover,
Don't be B7surprised to find me sleeping on the Efloor.
[Verse]
Somewhere Ain somebody's attic, in an Eold and dusty chest.
The reEmainders of my old life, you had Alaid them there to rest.
Please don't Atell me where to find them, I have much too much to Dlose.
And don't take it all too Aserious, when your Ecowboy gets the Ablues.
[Interlude]
A E A D A E A
[Chorus]
Well I Epromised you my roundup days were Aover,
And I Ewouldn't leave you lonely anyAmore.
But a B7part of me is still the same old Erover,
Don't be B7surprised to find me sleeping on the Efloor.
[Verse]
Somewhere Ain somebody's attic, in an Eold and dusty chest.
The reEmainders of my old life, you had Alaid them there to rest.
Please don't Atell me where to find them, I have much too much to Dlose.
And don't take it all too Aserious, when your Ecowboy gets the Ablues.
And don't Dtake it all too Aserious, when your Ecowboy gets the Ablues.
End
D A E A

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Cowboy Blues

by Krüger Brothers

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[Intro]

D A E A

[Verse]

A E

Have you seen my dusty boots, can't seem to find them anywhere.

E A

Where's my faded denim jacket, that was hangin' by the stairs.

A D

And what happened to my bandana, and my worn out Stetson hat.

A E A

Where are all the true compadres, that this cowboy ever had.

[Verse]

A E

And my pipe and my tobacco, my old lighter they're all gone.

E A

Used to give me so much comfort, when a hard day's work was done.

A D

I miss my pistol and my saddle, and my blanket and my tote.

A E A

Where the heck is my old whittler, or my work gloves and my coat.

[Chorus]

E A

Well I promised you my roundup days were over,

E A

And I wouldn't leave you lonely anymore.

B7 E

But a part of me is still the same old rover,

B7 E

Don't be surprised to find me sleeping on the floor.

[Verse]

A E

Somewhere in somebody's attic, in an old and dusty chest.

E A

The remainders of my old life, you had laid them there to rest.

A D

Please don't tell me where to find them, I have much too much to lose.

A E A

And don't take it all too serious, when your cowboy gets the blues.

[Interlude]

A E A D A E A

[Chorus]

E A

Well I promised you my roundup days were over,

E A

And I wouldn't leave you lonely anymore.

B7 E

But a part of me is still the same old rover,

B7 E

Don't be surprised to find me sleeping on the floor.

[Verse]

A E

Somewhere in somebody's attic, in an old and dusty chest.

E A

The remainders of my old life, you had laid them there to rest.

A D

Please don't tell me where to find them, I have much too much to lose.

A E A

And don't take it all too serious, when your cowboy gets the blues.

D A E A

And don't take it all too serious, when your cowboy gets the blues.

End

D A E A

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