Chris LeDoux – The Last Cowboy In Town (Guitar)

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In a little Texas town, at a bar by the rodeo grounds

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You can see him ridin' in every Saturday night

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Well, there ain't no hitchin' post but his horse has got so old

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He'd stay in front of that bar if he stayed all night

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He sits on the same ol' stool, watchin' the boys play pool

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Holdin' a can of Pearl beer in his calloused hand

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We don't know how old he is, he never had no wife or kids

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But they say he never backed down from any man

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He once had spurs that jingled, jangled

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He once had girls that loved to tango

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With a handsome young cowboy, so long and so tall

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It's been years but I'm sure he recalls them all

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He's never owned a suit and there's holes in both his boots

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But he don't give a damn unless it rains

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Well, he lives his life that way but he still recalls the days

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When every cowboy in Texas knew his name

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And holdin' up his faded jeans is a belt we've all seen

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It's the only thing he owns that still looks new

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He just wears it Saturday night so that belt buckle still shines bright

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It says, 'All Around Cowboy 42'

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He once had spurs that jingled, jangled

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He once had girls that loved to tango

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With a handsome young cowboy, so long and so tall

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It's been years but I'm sure he recalls them all

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Now, midnight he's always stoned and most of the crowd's gone home

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And he rides his old horse to the rodeo grounds

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Well, he closes his eyes and hears a million rodeo fans cheer

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But he don't know he's the last cowboy in town

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He once had spurs that jingled, jangled

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He once had girls that loved to tango

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With a handsome young cowboy, so long and so tall

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It's been years but I'm sure he recalls them all

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He once had spurs that jingled, jangled

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He once had girls that loved to tango

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With a handsome young cowboy, so long and so tall

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It's been years but I'm sure he recalls them all