Am G F E Sleep in a bedroll of canvasAm G E No-see-ems feed on your earsAm G F E Wind blows the dust just like buckshotAm G E And I ain’t never seen it rain much out hereAm G F E Smell your own sweat in the evenin’Am G E Wash up at the galvanized tankF G Nearest town’s forty milesC Am The cook here he don’t smileF E Am And all these young horses are rank [chorus]F G C Am But, come a ti-yi-yippee-yi-o, on the back of my CaballoF G E I whoopie tie one on when I canContinúa después del anuncioF G C Am My spurs, they don’t ring much, I never did sing muchF E Am G F E Am G F E But I’m sure enough, a Buckaroo Man [verse 2]Am G F E Cold fingers stiff in the mornin’Am G E By noon it’s a hundred and threeAm G F E Five year old slicks in the canyonAm G E And never a hint of a breezeAm G F E Jug-headed hollow-backed poniesAm G E Provide all with hours of griefF G C Am There’s snakes in the shade, and Choya on the gradeF G Am And half a ton of grit between my teeth [Chours]F G C Am But, come a ti-yi-yippee-yi-o, on the back of my caballoF G E I whoopie tie one on when I canF G C Am My spurs, they don’t ring much, I never did sing muchF E Am But I’m sure enough, a Buckaroo ManF G C Am But, come a ti-yi-yippee-yi-o, on the back of my caballoF G E I whoopie tie one on when I canF G C Am My spurs, they don’t ring much, I never did sing muchF E Am G F E But I’m sure enough, a Buckaroo ManE Am A Buckaroo Man
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Dave Stamey
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