I I ou I I I ou I I ou. Oh wagon trains rollin' along they fade from my visions and in time will be gone. I see an eagle in space my people will follow oh oh a vanishing race.
Oh, the woman I got is sweet indeed. But the woman I got ain't the woman I need. 'Cause the woman I need she gotta want a big time. Gotta be like me and have a honky tonk mind.
Oh, well, I bought me a donkey, about four foot tall. To plough my cotton in the early fall. He's runnin' around, it was an awful sin. I had to build a fence to keep my donkey in.
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I'm living on the other side of the track it's true. But like it or not I'm just as good as you. If I see you coming with your head held so high. Don't you worry 'bout me speakin', I'll pass you right on by.
In 1814 we took a little trip. Along with Colonel Jackson down the mighty Mississippi. We took a little bacon and we took a little beans. And we caught the bloody British in the town of New Orleans.
In 1855 in old California a man was a looking in the paper one day. Uncle Sam needs a postman to carry the mail. Through the High Sierra Mountains over God forsaken trails.
When the last sole flicker of the sun goes down. And they turn the lights on all over town. That's when you see me walkin' Broad and Main. I'm gonna see my sugar coated baby.
Well a-way down yonder on the Candy Creek. I whittled out a fiddle from my wagon seat.. I fiddled my fiddle and I rubbed my bow. Play a little tune wherever I go..
In May of nineteen forty-one the war had just begun. The Germans had the biggest ship, they had the biggest guns. The Bismarck was the fastest ship that ever sailed the sea.
What were their names, tell me what were their names. Did you have a friend on the Good Reuben James. . Have you heard of a ship called that good Reuben James.
There it stands in the corner with the barrel so straight. I looked out the window and over the gate. The big, fat rabbits are a-jumpin' in the grass.
SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL. WRITER CHARLES E. CALHOUN. . Get out from that kitchen and rattle those pots and pans, Get out from that kitchen and rattle those pots and pans. Well, roll my breakfast, 'cause I'm a hungry man. I said Shake rattle and roll, I said Shake rattle and roll, I said Shake rattle and roll, I said Shake rattle and roll; You never do nothin' to save your doggone soul. Wearin' those dresses, your hair done up so right Wearin' those dresses, your hair done up so right; You look so warm, but your heart is cold as ice. I said Shake rattle and roll I'm like a one-eyed cat, peepin' in a sea-food store, I'm like a one-eyed cat, peepin' in a sea-food store; I can look at you, till you don't love me no more I believe you're doin' me wrong and now I know, I believe you're doin' me wrong and now I know; The more I work, the faster my money goes. I said Shake rattle and roll.
I have a story I'd like to tell. Broken heart's know it only too well. And she knows why I feel the way I do. . She gave me all her lovin' and she took it away.
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Sam McGee. . There's a valley. By the ol' North Pole. Where ol' Sam McGee. Died in search of gold. Where ever I wonder. In memories. I see the smoke from the pipe of Sam McGee.
Now this here's the story about the Rock Island Line. Now the Rock Island Line she run down into New Orleans. Just before you get into New Orleans why they got a big toll gate.
High on the mountain tell me what you see. Bear tracks bear tracks lookin' back at me. Better get your rifle boy before it's too late. Cause the bear's got a little pig and headed through the gate.
OUT IN NEW MEXICO. WRITER JOHNNY HORTON. . It was in the town of Griffin In the year of '83 It was there an old cow-puncher Stepped up and said to me How do you do, young fellow And how would you like to go And spend a pleasant summer Out in New Mexico? I'll furnish you good wages Your transportation, too If you will but go with me One summer season's thru But if you grow homesick And back to Griffin go I'll furnish you no horses From the hills of Mexico. Well, we left the town of Griffin In the merry month of May When ev'rything seemed lovely And ev'rything seemed gay With saddles on our horses Marching onward, we did go Until we reached Old Boggy Out in New Mexico. It was there our pleasures ended And our troubles, they began Oh! the first hailstorm came on us Oh! how those cattle ran Thru all kinds of thorns and thistles The cowboys had to go While the Indians watched upon us Out in New Mexico. And when the drive was over The rider would not pay To all you good-lookin' people This much I have to say Go back to your friends and loved ones Tell others not to go To the God-forsaken country They call New Mexico..
October eighteen seventy one that's when this great big fire begun. The Windy City was a ball of flame and O'Leary's cow was the one to blame. . The fire men fought for days on end.