Chris Ledoux - Buckskin lady

^CNow, I've got a ^Ampony, the ^Ffastest thing a^Ground And of all^C the girls I've ^Amknown she's the ^Ftruest ^Gone I've ^Cfound

^CWell, she'll ^Fcut 'em and she'll head 'em just the ^Cway you want 'em Turned And if you ^G7drop your loop around 'em, she can ^Cmake a grass rope hum And any ^Ftime you got a rodeo, and ^CI've got the entry ^Amfee You can ^G7bet your boots my gal and I will ^Ccome

^CWhoopee-ti-d-idi-ido on the ^Fplains of colo^Grado That young ^Cpony was ^Fborn to work the ^Gtrail Some old ^Cidaho rawhider was the ^Ffirst one tried to ^Gride her Bronco ^Cbuster, wild horse r^Fustler, well she ^Dflipped him off like a Turkey feather ^Gduster

^CNow, some folks like a ^Amcadillac with ^Fpower brakes an^Gd air Just g^Cive me a hamlee ^Amsaddle and my ^Flittle ^Gbuckskin ^Cmare

^CWell, I ^Frode her up a mountain when we ^Cmade that summer drive And I ^G7took her to wyoming for a ^Crodeo or two At old che^Fyenne and saratoga, we ^Croped them little ^Amdogies She the ^G7best ole gal this cowboy ever ^Cknew

^CWhen she gets to old to ^Amrodeo too ^Fold to ride the ^Grange I'll ^Ctake the buckskin l^Amady out acr^Foss the ^Gopen ^Cplains

^CCause she's ^Fjust an ole cow pony and I ^Cknow she'd go plum crazy If she ^G7had to stand unsaddled around the ^Cbarn the whole day through I'll just ^Fturn her loose to ramble under^Cneath them rocky ^Ammountains And ^G7tell 'em that her working days are ^Cthrough

^CWhoopee-ti-d-idi-ido on the ^Fplains of colo^Grado That young ^Cpony was ^Fborn to work the ^Gtrail Some old ^Cidaho rawhider was the ^Ffirst one tried to ^Gride her Bronco ^Cbuster, wild horse r^Fustler, well she ^Dflipped him off like a Turkey feather ^Gduster

^CWhoopee-ti-d-idi-ido on the ^Fplains of colo^Grado That's my ^Cpony sir and I ^Fsay she ^Gain't for ^Csale