Ridin
Don Edwards
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D Some folks like the cityEm Grass thats curried smooth and greenA7 Theaters and stranglin collarsD Wagons run by gas olene But for me its hawse and saddleEm Everyday without a changeA7 And the dessert sun a blazinD On a hundred miles of rangeG A7 Just a ridin, a ridinD Dessert riplin in theEm sun.................G Em Mountains blue along the skylineA7 D I don't envey anyone when I'm riden When my feet is in my stirrupsEm And my hawse is on the bustA7 With his hooves a flashin lightninD In a cloud of golden dust And the bawl-in of the cattleContinúa después del anuncioEm Is a com-in down the windA7 Then a finer life than ridenD Would be mighty hard to findG A7 Just a ridin, a ridinD Spittin long cracks thru theEm air.............G Em Stirrin up a baby cycloneA7 Rippin up the prickly pear when I'mD ridin I don't need no art exhibitsEm When the sunset does her bestA7 Painting ever-lasting gloryD On the moun-tains to the west And your opry sounds so foolishEm When the night-bird starts his tuneA7 And the desserts silver mountedD By the touches of the moonG A7 Just a ridin, a ridinD Who can envy kings andEm czars..............G Em When the coyotes down the valleyA7 Are a singin to the stars when i'mD ridin When my last long trail is endedEm And my final bacons curledA7 And the last great roundups finishedD At the home ranch of the world I don't want no harps nor halosEm Robes nor other dressed up thingsA7 Just let me ride the starry rangesD On a spotted horse with wingsG A7 Just a ridin, a ridinD Nothin I'd like half soEm well..............G Em As a roundin up the sinnersA7 That have wondered out of hell andD a ridin, Just a ridin