Johnny Horton – The Gosh Darn Wheel (Guitar)
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The Gosh Darn Wheel by Johnny Horton, part of his "On The Road" album
released in 1969.
[Verse]
C Well it was down at old ranch eagle where I first ran across Am That strange two wheel contraception that upset me in the dust C Am C Simply got up and throwed me romped around upon my head G7 Shot straight up in lightning order so ike the ranch boss said
[Verse two]
C T'was a tenderfoot who rode it those wheelings so they say Am For his help from new york city out to san francisco bay C Am C He stopped by the ranch house to get himself a good square meal G7 C Never dreamt us boys would monkey with his gosh darn wheel
[Verse three]
C Started in with Arizona when he says to ike mcgill Am I guess you found a limit to your bronco riding skill C Am C He said ol' boy but you will find a different deal G7 C When you throw your chaparritas around that gosh darn wheel
[Verse Four]
C Well when he slurs upon my talent makes me madder than a mink Am So i told him i would ride him for amusement of the chink C Am C I said if you don't believe me just to get her by the snout G7 C Put a rope around her muzzle and to lead the critter out
[Verse five]
C Well i done as i requested and i gave the word to go Am I pushed the gas to start her and she wasn't very slow C Am C The grade was kinda sloping from the ranch house to the creek G7 C And i went-a tearing through there like a crazy lightning streak
[Verse six]
C All the boys they went to hollering stay with her uncle bill Am Put your spurs in her shoulder turn her muzzle up the hill C Am C Well i done as they requested but my plan it wouldn't work G7 C When my spurs went in it's shoulders my face went in the dirt
[Verse seven]
C Well the next that i remember i was lying on the ground Am Out in front of old ranch eagle with my comrades gathered 'round C Am C They were putting peach tree poultices on my hide where it was ripped G7 C Some of the boys said arizona you must have gotten whipped
[Last Verse]
C Well i can take the wildest bronco from the wild and woolly west Am I can rope him i can ride him let him do his level best C Am C I can ride the toughest steer that ever wore a texas brand G7 C And in any disagreement i can play a leading hand