Cowboy Who Started The Fight [live]
๐ต 1996 characters
โฑ๏ธ 4:44 duration
๐ ID: 18042556
๐ Lyrics
Thank you
I have to do this by myself
The legs on the lady a-walkin'
Was tanned to a dark berry brown
Her body was made like a song to be played
To the tune of a million a pound
She was a wonder of a woman, I reckon
And she's who screwed her head on right
The toast of the world was a long-legged girl
And the cowboy who started the fight
He'd just pulled into town in an old green 1953 Chevrolet pick-up truck
With whiskey bombs all over it and the right front fender falling off
He coasted on into a no-parking zone, got out and took the keys
And chucked 'em down a gutter, turned around and just walked off
He allowed how his time had been wasted
On drinking and running around
He spend half his life searchin' barrooms at night
For the sweetheart that he never found
It was plain from the moment their eyes met
They'd wind up in each other's arms
The lady's young life was laid open that night
And the cowboy drank deep of her charms
Singing "Hey-hi-de-he" from the depths of the sea
To the mountains, so hollering high
He'd found the best one under God's given sun
Yeah, the cowboy got lucky that night
While the angel beside him lay sleeping
He silently thanked God above
For being a kind-hearted father
And blessing his life with her love
For one night of love with that woman
Was more than he knew he deserved
So he found all he had left worth givin'
And he gave all he had left for her
He slid back inside his old Wranglers
And filled up his boots with his feet
While the subways beneath New York City
Screamed through the veins of the street
Yeah, the lady gave up without question
The trophy she saved all her life
Then she curled up beside his old weather-worn hide
When the cowboy, he just laid down and died
Hey-hi-de-he, when a whoop through the street
As his soul slowly winged out of sight
The lady was torn from the child being born
And the cowboy found a heaven that night
Thank you
Such a hard to find audience quiet enough to listen to that thing 'cause is a long one
I have to do this by myself
The legs on the lady a-walkin'
Was tanned to a dark berry brown
Her body was made like a song to be played
To the tune of a million a pound
She was a wonder of a woman, I reckon
And she's who screwed her head on right
The toast of the world was a long-legged girl
And the cowboy who started the fight
He'd just pulled into town in an old green 1953 Chevrolet pick-up truck
With whiskey bombs all over it and the right front fender falling off
He coasted on into a no-parking zone, got out and took the keys
And chucked 'em down a gutter, turned around and just walked off
He allowed how his time had been wasted
On drinking and running around
He spend half his life searchin' barrooms at night
For the sweetheart that he never found
It was plain from the moment their eyes met
They'd wind up in each other's arms
The lady's young life was laid open that night
And the cowboy drank deep of her charms
Singing "Hey-hi-de-he" from the depths of the sea
To the mountains, so hollering high
He'd found the best one under God's given sun
Yeah, the cowboy got lucky that night
While the angel beside him lay sleeping
He silently thanked God above
For being a kind-hearted father
And blessing his life with her love
For one night of love with that woman
Was more than he knew he deserved
So he found all he had left worth givin'
And he gave all he had left for her
He slid back inside his old Wranglers
And filled up his boots with his feet
While the subways beneath New York City
Screamed through the veins of the street
Yeah, the lady gave up without question
The trophy she saved all her life
Then she curled up beside his old weather-worn hide
When the cowboy, he just laid down and died
Hey-hi-de-he, when a whoop through the street
As his soul slowly winged out of sight
The lady was torn from the child being born
And the cowboy found a heaven that night
Thank you
Such a hard to find audience quiet enough to listen to that thing 'cause is a long one
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:00.84] Thank you
[00:03.23] I have to do this by myself
[00:07.69] The legs on the lady a-walkin'
[00:13.99] Was tanned to a dark berry brown
[00:20.29] Her body was made like a song to be played
[00:25.66] To the tune of a million a pound
[00:31.76] She was a wonder of a woman, I reckon
[00:38.43] And she's who screwed her head on right
[00:44.64] The toast of the world was a long-legged girl
[00:50.24] And the cowboy who started the fight
[00:56.12] He'd just pulled into town in an old green 1953 Chevrolet pick-up truck
[01:01.57] With whiskey bombs all over it and the right front fender falling off
[01:05.68] He coasted on into a no-parking zone, got out and took the keys
[01:08.40] And chucked 'em down a gutter, turned around and just walked off
[01:18.04] He allowed how his time had been wasted
[01:24.20] On drinking and running around
[01:30.87] He spend half his life searchin' barrooms at night
[01:35.66] For the sweetheart that he never found
[01:41.97] It was plain from the moment their eyes met
[01:48.17] They'd wind up in each other's arms
[01:54.03] The lady's young life was laid open that night
[02:00.00] And the cowboy drank deep of her charms
[02:05.73] Singing "Hey-hi-de-he" from the depths of the sea
[02:12.00] To the mountains, so hollering high
[02:17.62] He'd found the best one under God's given sun
[02:22.93] Yeah, the cowboy got lucky that night
[02:32.54] While the angel beside him lay sleeping
[02:38.34] He silently thanked God above
[02:44.11] For being a kind-hearted father
[02:49.96] And blessing his life with her love
[02:55.88] For one night of love with that woman
[03:01.56] Was more than he knew he deserved
[03:07.59] So he found all he had left worth givin'
[03:13.67] And he gave all he had left for her
[03:19.15] He slid back inside his old Wranglers
[03:25.18] And filled up his boots with his feet
[03:30.74] While the subways beneath New York City
[03:36.72] Screamed through the veins of the street
[03:42.32] Yeah, the lady gave up without question
[03:48.38] The trophy she saved all her life
[03:53.97] Then she curled up beside his old weather-worn hide
[03:59.74] When the cowboy, he just laid down and died
[04:06.06] Hey-hi-de-he, when a whoop through the street
[04:11.15] As his soul slowly winged out of sight
[04:17.25] The lady was torn from the child being born
[04:22.00] And the cowboy found a heaven that night
[04:35.36] Thank you
[04:38.51] Such a hard to find audience quiet enough to listen to that thing 'cause is a long one
[04:43.98]
[00:03.23] I have to do this by myself
[00:07.69] The legs on the lady a-walkin'
[00:13.99] Was tanned to a dark berry brown
[00:20.29] Her body was made like a song to be played
[00:25.66] To the tune of a million a pound
[00:31.76] She was a wonder of a woman, I reckon
[00:38.43] And she's who screwed her head on right
[00:44.64] The toast of the world was a long-legged girl
[00:50.24] And the cowboy who started the fight
[00:56.12] He'd just pulled into town in an old green 1953 Chevrolet pick-up truck
[01:01.57] With whiskey bombs all over it and the right front fender falling off
[01:05.68] He coasted on into a no-parking zone, got out and took the keys
[01:08.40] And chucked 'em down a gutter, turned around and just walked off
[01:18.04] He allowed how his time had been wasted
[01:24.20] On drinking and running around
[01:30.87] He spend half his life searchin' barrooms at night
[01:35.66] For the sweetheart that he never found
[01:41.97] It was plain from the moment their eyes met
[01:48.17] They'd wind up in each other's arms
[01:54.03] The lady's young life was laid open that night
[02:00.00] And the cowboy drank deep of her charms
[02:05.73] Singing "Hey-hi-de-he" from the depths of the sea
[02:12.00] To the mountains, so hollering high
[02:17.62] He'd found the best one under God's given sun
[02:22.93] Yeah, the cowboy got lucky that night
[02:32.54] While the angel beside him lay sleeping
[02:38.34] He silently thanked God above
[02:44.11] For being a kind-hearted father
[02:49.96] And blessing his life with her love
[02:55.88] For one night of love with that woman
[03:01.56] Was more than he knew he deserved
[03:07.59] So he found all he had left worth givin'
[03:13.67] And he gave all he had left for her
[03:19.15] He slid back inside his old Wranglers
[03:25.18] And filled up his boots with his feet
[03:30.74] While the subways beneath New York City
[03:36.72] Screamed through the veins of the street
[03:42.32] Yeah, the lady gave up without question
[03:48.38] The trophy she saved all her life
[03:53.97] Then she curled up beside his old weather-worn hide
[03:59.74] When the cowboy, he just laid down and died
[04:06.06] Hey-hi-de-he, when a whoop through the street
[04:11.15] As his soul slowly winged out of sight
[04:17.25] The lady was torn from the child being born
[04:22.00] And the cowboy found a heaven that night
[04:35.36] Thank you
[04:38.51] Such a hard to find audience quiet enough to listen to that thing 'cause is a long one
[04:43.98]