Gene Autry - The cowboy blues

I^E had me a gal in Tulsa, and I thought she was my ^A7own B^B7ut she up and left me, For a waddy from San An^Etone She d^Eidn’t even tell me, That she was leavin^A7’ me ^B7Now I’m the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow cou^En-try^B7.

Got the ^Ecowboy blues, I’m blue as I ca^A7n be That ^B7old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing^E on me Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ Th^E7at I can’t seem^A7 to lose ^B7I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cow^Eboy blues

I’l^El sell my horse and saddle, Then catch me a cattl^A7e train ^B7Leave my cares behind me, And never come back a^Egain And i^Ef you ever see her, Just tell her this for ^A7me She ^B7made me the lonesomest cowboy, Down in the cow coun-^Etry. ^B7

Got the c^Eowboy blues, I’m blue as I ca^A7n be That ^B7old lo-bo, howlin’ at the moon, Ain’t got a thing^E on me Got a dog-gone lonesome feelin’ Tha^E7t I can’t seem^A7 to lose ^B7I’m just the lonesomest cowboy, singin’ the cow^Eboy blues