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Horses And Cattle

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[Verse]
C                       F
My home's in Montana, I wear a bandana,
   C                               G
My spurs are silver, my horse is a bay.
    C                       F
And I've been a-roamin' all over Wyomin',
        C                         G              C
There's plenty of work, but there ain't too much pay.
F                    C
Me and a few boys we signed on at Dubois,
   C                                      G
To feed through the winter and camp out a while.
       C                             F
Come a hard hittin' norther from the Montana border,
   C                       G          C
We tallied the frozen ones mile after mile.
C                                           F
Well they give you your three squares and a bunk to sleep there,
    C                               G
And just enough wages to keep you a round.
         C                        F
But with no place to spend it and nowhere to send it,
        C                       G           C
You can stay out of debt if you stay out of town.
[Chorus]
     F                       C
It's horses and cattle and a double rig saddle,
       C                                            G
With a stout line, a catch twine, and a good ropin' arm.
     C                               F
Wherever there's ranches, I've been takin' my chances,
      C                           G         C
From sunrise to sunset since the day I was born
C                         F
We struck out for Laramie early one Saturday,
C                                       G
Spring was a breakin' the grass turnin' green.
      C                     F
Well, I took a hand in some fast movin' brandin',
          C                        G         C
When they offered top wages at the Bar Seventeen.
   F                C
We followed a rodeo clear up to Codeo,
C                             G
Tryin' to ride me a bronco or two.
        C                      F
Well, I busted some hosses for two or three bosses,
    C                       G      C
And lost all the wages that ever I drew.
C                                     F
Well it's hell and high water for the Idaho border,
      C                                   G
Where I've got a gal if that letter don't lie.
       C                    F
If she gives me a reason to stay through the season,
     C                         F              C
I'll take her to Elko when the snow starts to fly.

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Horses And Cattle Chords by Chris LeDoux

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