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Was a cowboy I knew in south Texas, |
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His face was burnt deep by the sun, |
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Part history, part sage, part mesquit, |
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He was there when Poncho Villa was young. |
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And he'd tell you a tale of the old days, |
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When the country was wild all around, |
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Sit out under the stars of the Milky Way, |
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And listen while the coyotes howl. |
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And they go... hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoodi hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoo di hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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Now the long horns are gone, |
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And the drovers are gone, |
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The Comanches are gone, |
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And the outlaws are gone, |
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Geronimo is gone, |
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And Sam Bass is gone, |
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And the lion is gone, |
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And the red wolf is gone. |
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Well he cursed all the roads and the oil men, |
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And he cursed the automobile, |
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Said this is no place for an hombre like I am, |
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In this new world of asphalt and steel. |
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Then he'd look off some place in the distance, |
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At something only he could see, |
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He'd say all that's left now of the old days, |
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Those damned old coyotes and me. |
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And they go hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoodi hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoo di hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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Now the long horns are gone, |
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And the drovers are gone |
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The Comanches are gone |
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And the outlaws are gone, |
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Now Quantro is gone, |
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Stan Watie is gone, |
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And lion is gone, |
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And the red rolf is gone. |
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One morning they searched his adobe, |
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He disappeared without even a word, |
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But that night as the moon crossed the mountain, |
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One more coyote was heard. |
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And he'd go, hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoodi hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoo di hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoodi hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
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hoo yip hoo yip hoo |
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hoo di hoo di yip hoo di yip hoo |
