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Bull Rider

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#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 08:23:29 -0600
From: Ken Keefover <ken@visicom.com>
Subject: The Bull Rider by Chris LeDoux
X-Sender: ken@jude.visicom.com
Resent-to: ~riggv@ttacs.ttu.edu
To: G.Vaughn@ttacs.ttu.edu
MIME-version: 1.0
The Bull Rider by Chris LeDoux
D                             G
I was sittin' in bar room one rainy afternoon
        A                       D
Tellin' stories about rodeo and listening to a tune
                                  G
The rodeo starts tomorrow in this one horse town
   A                                               D
So Joe (or name of your choice) took our names and put our entries down.
                         G
I went to the office the next day to see
     A                            D
What bareback horse I had and to pay my fees.
                            G
I looked on the list but my name wasn't found
          A                      D
I thought Joe might of forgot to put me down.
                                G
Well, I looked on the board and I happened to find,
   A                           D
My name was on another list, I was in the Bull Riding.
                               G
My knees began to knock and my face began to sweat,
       A                        D
Then I heaved and gagged on the rodeo office steps.
                            G
Well, I may be a fool but a coward I'm not,
     A                           D
So I borrowed a bull rope with a bell in the knot.
                                G
I walked in the arena with them other bullridin' fools,
       A                    D
Walked down the chutes, and found my bull.
                          G
Then I put my rope in the middle of his back,
     D               G
Then had some cowboy pull up the slack,
       D                          G
Then I wrapped the tail around my hand and back,
          A                          D
And said "Boys, open the gate just a little bitty crack!".
                           G
Well, the bull hit the gate with his head
            A                          D
And I could see over his hump that his eyes was red.
                                G
He bailed outta there with a big snort and a beller'
    A                        D
And somethin' inside me told me I was yeller'
                      G
The dust and hair and flies from off his hump,
    A                      D
Did whisk to my nose as he made another jump.
                                G
And the stink of it all was more than I could stand,
     A                   D
So I jerked my wrap, and opened my hand.
                                  G
Well, he jumped through air as he made one more turn,
     A                            D
That rope slid through my hand it sure did burn.
                      G
He flang me down in a great big heap,
    A                         D
And right in the middle of me he did leap.
         D                G
         (strum once)     (strum once)
With his feet on my belly, standing in place,
     A                    D
     (strum once)         (strum once)
That dirty ole' bull, blew snot in my face.
           D                        G
Well, them danged ole bulls you can run 'em the chutes,
D                      G
Put your ropes on them big gallutes,
        D                                   G
But the closest your gonna find me to their stinkin' hair,
      A                        D                   A D
Is to help some other fool get flung in the air.

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Free chords for Bull Rider by Chris LeDoux. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------#
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
#
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 08:23:29 -0600
From: Ken Keefover 
Subject: The Bull Rider by Chris LeDoux
X-Sender: ken@jude.visicom.com
Resent-to: ~riggv@ttacs.ttu.edu
To: G.Vaughn@ttacs.ttu.edu
MIME-version: 1.0
The Bull Rider by Chris LeDoux

Bull Rider Chords by Chris LeDoux

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