We laid poor Sammy to his rest. Dug a deep hole and did our best. To say the right thing as we knocked the dirt from the shovel. So far from God and so near to a life of trouble. No more than a boy wh...
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1. Angels Can do No More 2. Barrel Racin' Angel In the Arizona sunlight. In the Colorado moonlight. When she gets there she'll feel alright. Now she's feelin' so tired. She's got her big bay horse. The one they call the Dancin&a...3. Be Back In Texas There's a brand new gold. Palomino colt. Knee-high in the Colorado grass. And a note by the bed. He reads it again. 'Cause it all happened way too fast. Now he's drivin' around. Lo...4. Bitter Creek Last night I fell asleep. And dreamed of Bitter Creek. The long red road windin' from the sagebrush to the peak. And the cold black timber swayin'. in the golden sunlight streak. And the coo...5. Buckaroo Tattoo In a one-ton Ford. In a cloud of dust. Down the gravel road. Headin' straight for us. We're by the home corral. In the mornin' sun. We'll all be in love. Before the day is done. &a...6. Burnin' Hair Wintertime is long on the mountain. Snow flies for nine long months a year. But when the warm south wind blows. Every cowboy knows. Spring roundup time is finally here. So call the boys at the big A d...7. Caffeine Seven hundred miles before the sun comes up. My savin' grace is in my styrofoam cup. Every highway, every city. I think I've seen them all. I don't smoke tobacco and I don't drink...8. Call You Cowboy God saved some lucky men to be cowboys. 'cause no ordinary man can wear the name. Hearts of gold and hands of leather. And that restless spirit no one will ever tame. Chorus:. Branded by the land...9. Canadians From the cold Alberta plain. You're a drifter passin' through. I know you'll be back again. You disappear into the blue. I think I'm a lot like you. But just a dreamer on the groun...10. Casa Blanca It's a never-ending winter. Monday through Friday 8 to 5. And baby sometimes it's a wonder. That we even stay alive. To meet our every obligation. We stretch ourselves so very thin. I think...11. Cottonwood Around the rim on Cottonwood. There stands a cedar shack. And a pole corral to pen a bronc. And a shed to hang your khack. Beneath the peak of lodgepoles. Between an aspen stand. Behind the crest of c...12. Cowboy Cadillac There's a full Texas moon big and bright. And a thousand stars in your eyes tonight. There's a ranch rodeo and a dance out back. And I'm takin' you there in my cowboy Cadillac. It&...13. Daddy's Last Waltz The sun is gone down. The night breeze is blowin'. A white satin' gown. And her eyes are showin'. The last little girl. For one fleeting moment. The band singer calls. "Daddy'...14. Dance Like The Fire The canyon road. Tall dark trees. The cabin glow. Smoke on the breeze. It's a cold autumn night. Rain turns to snow. In the warm firelight. I'm watchin' you glow. And I bought you a ros...15. Debt I got a brand new custom rambler with rooms I've never seen. And a matchin' 10-stall barn that's any cowboy's dream. I got a brand new diesel pick-up truck that I can't afford...16. Deseret 'Tis the age of the educated cowboy. Though it ain't the wage of an educated man. And you can change Cowography a thousand ways. But you can never change this jagged land. 'Tis the plac...17. Edge Of The World We have gathered here tonight. A meeting of the heart and the mind. The answer clearly in sight. We must leave this world behind. For I believe there's land that a man has never seen. Where the m...18. Endangered Bald eagles. And the grizzly bear. Blue heron. Clean air. And open gates. On open ranges. One and all. Endangered. And the gray wolf. And the whooping crane. Atlantic salmon. All the same. All we have...19. Fall Comin' On I smell it a little bit. In the air tonight. I feel it a little bit on the wind. I turn my collar up. For the evenin' ride. Sad to see the summer's gone again. CHORUS:. But tonight it's...20. Franklin Canyon Dust Gets in my blood and it gets in my bones. Gets in my hair until my hair is dead and gone. Makes a grown cowboy cry. Puts a red line in his eye. He'll be prayin' for the rain all summer long....21. Goodnight Lovin' Trail Too old to wrangle or ride on the swing. You beat the triangle and curse everything. If dirt was a kingdom then you'd be the king. CHORUS:. On the Goodnight trail. On the Lovin' trail. The o...22. Greys River Road Andy hired on to the Box Y in the spring. He saved his summer wages and he bought a diamond ring. Now he's ridin' in the roundups in the early autumn snow. But he'll be meetin' Amy...23. Hand-carved Heart There's an old Spanish oak. Bent over a country road. If it could tell all that it knows. Of the hand-carved heart. Once two lovers slept in the shade. His hands weaving through her dark braid. T...24. High Rollin' Cowboy Ten wheels, one road, and five hundred miles. One horse, one saddle, and five thousand smiles. CHORUS:. You better keep it on the highway. And hold it on the road. You're a high rollin' cowb...25. Hill Family Song We have been saved. For these latter days. We have been made. To follow His way. There may be times. We might turn in despair. But He is always there. We will go on. And we will not fall. And we will...26. Hold It On The Road Muddy boots and slammin' chutes. Lyin' in the dust of old Cheyenne. Just another day. Gettin' on and gettin' gone. He's gonna make the next go-round any way he can. He's...27. Horseback Getaway I've been needin' a little freedom. A little time for me. A little piece of. A little peace of mind and serenity. For when I see those snowy peaks. Through my rearview mirror. The road behin...28. Into The Wind We were out on Lightning Ridge. In the center of a storm. It was deep into October. And I was fightin' to stay warm. Stray cattle in the canyon. And out on the mountain's edge. Ol' Char...29. Jeremiah's Last Ride Jeremiah rode a buckin' horse. It was an unchained natural force. They took a free, unguided course. And the rest was history. When all the girls in rodeo town. Heard that he had fallen down. You...30. Lady Idaho Smooth land a risin'. Eastern Idaho plateau. White Cloud's on the horizon. As up the highway I go. To where the mighty Buffalo. Starts its journey to the sea. I can feel Lady Idaho. Callin&a...31. Last Of The Red Rock Riders I never was good at goodbye. I couldn't stand to see her cry. Lookin' out at the river all alone. Cody stood behind me like a stone. While she said goodbye to the last of the red rock riders...32. Legacy Highway A hundred thousand smokin' cars. Ev'ry single day. All bumper to bumper. Better build another highway. Right through the wetlands. And the farmland way out west. Then take a dagger. Sink it...33. Lights Of Laramie What in the world's come over me. I never thought I'd see the day. When that old rodeo would turn me loose. And I'd be headed home to stay. CHORUS:. Now I'm lookin' for the li...34. Little John Little John the hobo taught me how to ride the rail. As he told me of the days he spent wranglin' on the trail. From the canyons of north Texas to the rail yards on the plain. I learned half the...35. Lost River Outpost Out on Highway 84. Forty miles outside of town. Down the old gravel road. You can hear the lonely sound. Of buffalo soldiers fallin' down. Some who try to run away. Some run away to try to hide....36. M.C. Horses We were havin' a drink at Stockman's. Listenin' to the guitars ring. Jesse says, "You know, they sold the M. C. Horses. ". "I'll be damned. When was that?". I...37. Meet Me In McCall If you have the power where you are right now. To change the seasons back somehow. To highway 95. Cool September rain. If you could be alive again…. Then meet me in McCall. And make it early fa...38. Mirror Of Your Eyes Lock the world outside the door. We don't need it anymore. Make it all just go away. Until some cold gray rainy day. You and I we are the same. Both victims of the game. But that's all part...39. My Old Chevy Where the oil road meets the gravel. The grass is turnin' green. It's a far cry from the city. And the places I've just been. Comin' up the home road. I see a front yard full of to...40. Next Lonely Drifter People on the road got their own way of travelin'. Some of them are runnin'. Some of them are ramblin'. Some of them are searchin' for what they never find. Hopin' more is ahe...41. Nighthorse Well it's hard to find a night horse. That one sure-footed right horse. To ride a cowboy safely through the dark. The finest one I ever rode. Was a short-leg bay named Little Joe. When I signed o...42. Nightrider When the sun sets down and the shadows rise. And the wind has wandered home. And the song of sleep pulls on your eyes. I shall set out alone. Along the trapper's trail we'll trot. Up to the...43. Nights Like This Nights like this I wonder if I'm dreamin'. You dance as if your feet are off the ground. Almost like the world has stopped to watch us. Waiting for that moment you touch down. CHORUS:. So ni...44. Oak Brush In the bottom of the canyon. At the old blue cattle-guard gate. To the top of Comical Ridge. Where the sunrise can't wait. And all along the Right Hand Fork road. Diggin' deep into the paint...45. On Avon On the leeward side of the Avons. Where the sun breaks over the ridge. There's a trail I like to ride on. No pavement, traffic, or bridge. And out across the flat. By the pond and through the gro...46. One Hand In The Riggin' I got bucked off down in Prescott. And I've been drivin' half the night. Down this long and lonesome highway. It seems there ain't no end in sight. I didn't make the short-go. But...47. Pickup Truck Café Talk about the weather. And the prices of cattle. Your wife's worthless brother. And his brand new saddle. Talk about women. The heart-breakin' kind. And lay it all on the table. Get it off...48. Pierce Rode down Wolf Creek pass. In the white autumn lightnin'. October twenty-third. Nineteen thirty-five. I was one mounted rider. I was ridin' alone. On a gray line-back dun. He was the color o...49. Powder River Queen We crossed the Powder River in the fall of '81. Pulled heavy on the wagon for we knew that we were done. Thre thousand miles from Mexico where we had first begun. We started cuttin' timber b...50. Rangefire We were trailin' cattle down the blue fork to the river. One hot, dry, sunny August afternoon. It hadn't rained for days and the heat was unforgivin'. The cattle needed water soon. We h...51. Reservation Will Apache mama gave her up when she was three weeks old. She didn't have a dime or any other place to go. So some white folks came and took her away to a house up on the hill. Now a little girl won&...52. Rewin The West A cougar dog and a stout palomino. Snow fallin' on this devil's land. It ain't the life of a high-class suitor. But it's live-in luxury for a mountain man. It's twenty miles f...53. Roundup Fire Frost on the wheat grass. Frost on the sage. Frost on the aspen leaves. Steam on the lake. The blue autumn sky is turnin' colder by the day. Its time to get this roundup party underway. So buckle...54. She Loves Me Anyway I don't do dishes. I don't mow the lawn. I don't do laundry. I sleep in too long…everyday. And I'm a little clumsy. But what can I say. She loves me anyway. I forgot her bir...55. Simple Things All the simple things in life. Like the colors of the fall. Like an eagle on the wind. High above the canyon wall. Like the sound of the river. Runnin' wild in the spring. We are here but for a w...56. Standing Deer's Lament Mi compadre buenos noches, goodnight my old friend. I am wandering in my own land and I can't get home again. We have lost the buffalo, will we be lost like them?. Mi compadre buenos noches, good...57. Sweetwater Beach Hot summer sun, rickies and lime. Cool water wind passin' like time. Runnin' down off the snow-capped mountain peaks. Rollin' like waves on the shores of Sweetwater Beach. Indian Summer...58. The Ballad Of Buffalo Brogan He was born in the Gyp Hills. The son of the Buffalo Wind. He had the red dirt in his skin. And a twister in his soul. The first-born of a white girl. She'd come over on the Mormon Trail. She was...59. The Ballad Of Pogue And Elms My name is Conley Elms. I died in 1981. Gunned down in cold blood. By an outlaw on the run. On a cold gray afternoon. I felt that bitter chill. By the banks of the Owyhee. And my soul it lives there s...60. The Cattle And The Train I heard it on the channel five news. They said there was a train comin' through. There hadn't been an engine runnin' down that rail. Since Butch and Sundance hit the trail. We were load...61. The Gaping Jaws Of Hell Won't take it in a rest home. Sittin' in a wheelchair. Seen way too many a good man go down in there. I'll take it in the Yellowstone. From a Grizzler Bear. One arm behind my back and t...62. The Onyx Mine Miners came from Tennessee back in 1891. The west was still young and free like the early mornin' sun. Diggin' into the mountainside lookin' for a streak of gold. In the marrow of the o...63. The River That Never Runs Dry Come with me where the river runs. The hour is late but the night is young. We can be together me and you. We've got a little bit of talkin' to do. 'Cause fallin' in love ain'...64. The Store They moved to the outskirts of this little railroad town. They planted dreams and started bustin' ground. And they grew wheat and corn through the dust bowls and the rains. And they lived by the...65. The Vaquero Song My name is Juan Bedina. A vaquero once was I. Now I live in the air above the pepper trees. And where are all the cattle. That belonged to Captain Danna. They are blown away like ashes in the Californ...66. The Wanderer's Song Where the water is clear as a river runnin' down from heaven. And the air is pure as a midnight sky. And the moonbeams dance like a gypsy woman to the music. Through the timber swayin' as th...67. What A Man's Got To Do There's six hundred dollars tucked into his jeans. Burnin' a hole in his heart. He stares at the phone in a cheap motel. And he knows that it won't get him far. Got a half-busted should...68. Woodworker's Hand With his hands in the wood. And his eyes on the grain. He carves the lines good. And he works through the pain. And he'd never complain. And I play this guitar. With the subtle refrain. In the sm...69. Wyoming Wind I said goodbye to the state line of Wyoming. And four hundred miles of friends along the way. I know tomorrow I'll wake up feelin' lonesome. 'Cause there's a part of me that's...
