Chris Ledoux - The bucking machine
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The Bucking Machine
Recorded by Chris LeDoux
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
GI've rode lots of horses and I've Cwon a few shows
DRidin' broncos at the Gbig old rodeos
But the Gdang-dest contraption Cthat I've ever seen
Is that Dbucket of bolts called a buckin' ma- Gchine
[Verse 2]
The Gkids they were all lined up to Cgive the thing a go
And Dwhen I first saw it, lord, it Glooked pretty slow
It jumped and it kicked then it Cturned back and twirled
Then DI got to thinkin' I'll give it a Gwhirl
[Chorus]
So I Cpushed through the crowd and I Gtalked to the man
DWho had invented this here Gmodified garbage can
I Csaid I'm a twister, and Gone of the best
I'm a Dwolf of the world, boys, I must con- Gfess
[Verse 3]
I'll Gbet you a hundred, I Csaid with a grin
I'll Dspur it so hard its Gsides will cave in
And the bolts and the screws that hold the Cdang thing together
Will Dfall down inside it there and short out it Gmotor
[Verse 4]
Well, the Gman, he said, "Son, CI'll take that bet,
And I Dwon't turn it on 'til you Gthink that you're set"
So I got my riggin' and I Ccinched it on down
Then I Dsaid to old Sam, "Go ahead and turn it Gon"
[Chorus]
Well, it Crattled and it groaned, then it Gstarted to move
I Dspurred it every jump, and, Lord, it Gfell mighty smooth
The foam Crubber was a flyin' right Goff of its old neck
And the Dtin underneath, it was startin' to Gcrack
[Harmonica solo]
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[Verse 5]
I Glooked at the man and I Cstarted to say
I'll Dwin me that hundred for the Gend of the day
Then he grabbed a big ol' lever with a Clittle sly grin
DJammed it up to high gear and locked it right on Gin
[Chorus]
With a Csnatch and a jerk and a Gsharp stabbin' pain
I Dfelt like a hobo tied Gto an old freight train
My Chead, it went to poppin' and I Gsaw all the stars
The Big DDipper, The Milky Way, The planet they call GMars
[Verse 6]
GThe next thing I knew I was Cright there on the ground
Just a- Dbout thirty feet away from that Glaughin' crowd
So I paid up my hundred and I Climped on away
And the Dwords the man said, I still remember today G
[Chorus]
So you're a Cwolf of the world and a Greal tough twister
Well Dlisten real close to some Ggood advise Mister
Keep a Cridin' them old broncos, if you're Gstill feelin' mean
But you'd Dbetter keep clear of Sam's buckin' ma- Gchine C D G