Cowboy And Clown

Intro: G , C, G, C, D2.C (SLIDE FROM
 C TO D2 TO C)

         G                     
As he climbed in the chute, the 
  C                G
crowd held it's breath:

         C           C/B       Am
He was seconds from glory or 
           D
moments from death.

      G                            
They knew with this bull, it could 
 C         G
go either way.

           C          C/B    
He said: "Let her go boys, an' 
   D
pray."


    G                        C    
He hung on for eight but he 
        G
couldn't get loose:

                C              C/B
That's when a clown they call 
       Am       D
Crazy came to his rescue.

          D                        
When the dust finally settled, they
  C           G
 both walked away.

             C              C/B   
Yeah, they became best of friends 
      D
that day.


(CHORUS)

      G         D/F#    Em       
The cowboy an' clown, close as 
    D
two brothers.

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  C          C/B              Am 
Chips up or down, they could 
           D
count on each other.

  G          D/F#    Em     
Buckles an' beers, winnin' an' 
    D
losin':

   C           C/B   Am          
Laughter an' tears, broken hearts
      D
 an' bruises

       Am                      D
They lived for the next final round:

                 G    C, D2, C
The cowboy an' clown.


       G                     
From Denver to Dallas, to the 
   C        G
Calgary Stampede:

      C              C/B         
They took all those towns, an' a 
Am       D
few in between.

         G                    C   
But it ended one night, in a West 
       G
Texas town:

            C         C/B         
The bulls either got faster, or 
    Am          D
ol' Crazy slowed down.


(BRIDGE)
A                             D  
Five hundred pick-ups, lights on,
          A
 drivin' slow.

   D           A/C#        Bm    
A tent on the hill at the end of 
     E
the road.

A                             
When the last Bible closed, one 
   D       A
cowboy stayed.

           D         A/C#    
He said: "Let her go boys, and 
    E
pray."


(CHORUS)
     A          A/G#    A/F#     
The cowboy an' clown, close as 
    E
two brothers.

 D           A/C#             Bm 
Chips up or down, they could 
           E
count on each other.

  A         A/G#    A/F#    
Buckles an' beers, winnin' an' 
     E
losin':

D            A/C#     Bm        
Laughter an' tears, broken 
       E
hearts an' bruises.

       Bm                      E
They lived for the next final round:

                 A
The cowboy an' clown.