Testo When I Was A Cowboy - Ralph McTell
Testo della canzone When I Was A Cowboy (Ralph McTell), tratta dall'album 1970s Singer/Songwriter Gold
I was a cowboy
Back in the alley
Me and my six-gun
Kept the law on the prairie
I remember my first horse well
He was lean but a fast one
We travelled miles together
Until he got stolen
And the sheriff said, "Get a later bed
And always keep your hat screwed on real tight
Case you get in a fight"
Well, that's one of the tricks that you must employ
If you wanna be a cowboy
I've travelled far from home
Even jumped freight trains
Threw stones in the ocean
Slept out in the cold rain
It was down in some southern town
And the music was playin'
And the people were talkin' so loud
They heard no words I was sayin'
And the sheriff said, "Get a later bed
And always keep your hat screwed on real tight
Case you get in a fight"
Well, that's one of the tricks that you must employ
If you wanna be a cowboy
I dreamed of a mountain
With one lonesome rider
He was ragged and tattered
But he carried a sabre
And all through the canyon
You could hear his bones rattle
He was dead on a dyin' horse
And he was tied to the saddle
And the sheriff said, "Get a later bed
And always keep your hat screwed on real tight
Case you get in a fight"
Well, that's one of the tricks that you must employ
If you wanna be a cowboy
I was a cowboy
Out on the prairie
Life sure is easier
Back home in the alley
And the sheriff said, "Get a later bed
And always keep your hat screwed on real tight
Case you get in a fight"
Well, that's one of the tricks that you must employ
If you wanna be a cowboy
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Writer(s): Ralph Mctell
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