Good Ride Cowboy

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[Intro]
e|--------------------------------2-|
B|--------------------------------3-|
G|--------------------------------2-|
D|------0-3-2-0-------------------0-|
A|-0-h2---------0-h2-0-3-2-0-0-h2-x-|
E|--------------------------------x-|
[Verse 1]
DFrom the hills of Kaycee, WD7yoming
Where lGife's wooly and wDild
DCame an Air Force brat
In a coD7wboy hat
And that CoE7penhagen smAile
And from bDucking broncs
To hoD7nky tonks
He aGlways sang a cowboy's sEmong
We were muDch too young
Having tB7oo much fun
As wE7e all sAang alDong
(ADnd we sang) LGife's a hDighway
There's only oGne way
You're gonna get tDhrough it
When she stGarts to twist
Be moDre like ChEris
Pull your E7hat down tight
And jA7ust LeDoux it
When that whDistle blows
And that crD7owd explodes
And them pGickup men are at your sEmide
They tell you goDod ride coA7wboy, good rDide
[Instrumental]
e|--------------------------------2--------0|
B|--------------------------------3--------0|
G|--------------------------------2--------1|
D|------0-3-2-0-------------------0-0------2|
A|-0-h2---------0-h2-0-3-2-0-0-h2-x----4-3-2|
E|--------------------------------x--------0|
[Verse 2]
From gold bEuckles to gold rE7ecords
Well once agAain he was spinning 'rEound
ETook the whole world on
EAnd he turned us E7on
To that WF#7estern UndergroBund
And from "BEareback Jack"
To "This CE7owboy's Hat"
The sAongs were stronger than his F#mpain
He would nEot slow down
From town to tC#7own
Like cF#7hildren running thBrough the rEain
[Chorus]
(And we sang) LAife's a hiEghway
There's only oAne way
You're gonna get thErough it
When she sAtarts to twist
Be mEore like CF#hris
Pull your F#7hat down tight
And jB7ust LeDoux it
When that Ewhistle blows
And that cE7rowd explodes
And them pAickup men are at your F#mside
They tell you gEood ride cB7owboy, good rEide
EI bet he crossed that river JE7ordan
With St. PAeter on the other F#mside
Singing goEod ride coB7wboy, good rEideA  
EGood ride cB7owboy, good rEide
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