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Tono:
D A G Was a cowboy I knew in south Texas
D A G His face was burnt deep by the sun
D A G Part history, part sage, part Mexican
D A G He was there when Pancho Villa was young
D A G And he'd tell you a tail of the old days
D A G When the country was wild all around
D A G sit out under the stars of the Milky Way
D A G And listen while the coyotes howled and they go..
D A G Poodi yip poo yip poo
D A G Poodi hoo di yip poo di yip poo
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poo di hoo di yip poo di yip poo
Bm G Now the Longhorns are gone and the drovers are gone
Em A The Comanches are gone and the out laws are gone
Em D/F# Geronimo is gone and Sam Bass is gone
G A And the lion is gone and the red wolf is gone
D A G Well he cursed all the roads and the oil men
D A G And he cursed the automobile
G D A G Said "this is no place for an hombre like I am
D A G In this new world of asphault and steel"
D A G Then He'd look off some place in the distance
D A G At somethin only he could see
D A G He'd say "all thats left now of the old days
D A G Damned ol' coyotes and me" and they go
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poodi hoo di yip poo di yip poo
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poo di hoo di yip poo di yip poo
Bm G Now the Longhorns are gone and the drovers are gone
Em A The Comanches are gone and the outlaws are gone
Em D/F# Now Quatro is gone, Stan Wantee is gone
G A And the lion gone and the red wolf is gone
D A G One mornin they searched his adobe
D A G He disappeared without even a word
G D A G But that night as the moon crossed the mountains
D A G One more coyote was heard and he'd go
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poodi hoo di yip poo di yip poo
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poo di hoo di yip poo di yip poo
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poodi hoo di yip poo di yip poo
D A G Poo yip poo yip poo
D A G Poo di hoo di yip poo di yip poo
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Composición: Bob McDill

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