| Am | D | Am | D | [Verse 1] Am C Somewhere on the prairie D F A yellow stud runs free Am C Running through the sage brush E Down through the coolies Am C And there not far behind him D F A cowboy rides a long Am D He’s gonna try to catch him E Am D Am D And break him for his own [Verse 2] Am C The chase goes on all morning D F And late into the day Am C The cowboy changes horses E He staked along the way Am C The stud is growing weaker now D F And getting short of wind Am D He runs into the trap coral E Am D Am D The cowboy shuts him in [Verse 3] Am C The yellow stud with wild eyes D F The feared hated man Am C Finally standing face to face E In the hot dusty sand Am C The battle starts and rages on D F Beneath the burning sun Am D The cowboy tried but couldn’t ride E Am D Am D This yellow outlaw stud [Verse 4] Am C He sold him to a rodeo D F And it spread thru out the land Am C The legend of this yellow stud E The baddest of the bad Am C Then one day at Cheyenne D F We knew it had to come Am D The best of all bronc riders E Am D Am D He drew that yellow stud [Verse 5] Am C The wooden gate flew open D F And the stud he bailed out high Am C An explosion of yellow horse E Seem to fill the sky Am C The stud kept getting stronger D F And thrashing up the earth Am D The cowboy blew a stirrup E Am D Am D And crashed into the dirt [Verse 6] Am C So violently the stud had bucked D F That he slipped and fell Am D As he went down his backbone snapped E Am Am The yellow stud lay still N.C. As the cowboys gathered round him D F I heard one of them say Am C They’ll never be another bronc E Like the one that died today [Outro] Am C But out there on the prairie D F There’s a mare with mustang blood Am D And a colt runs close beside her E Am A yellow outlaw stud [Solo] | Am | D | Am | D | | Am | D | Am | D |