Kruger Brothers - Cowboy blues

Have you ^Aseen my dusty boots, can't seem to ^Efind them anywhere. Where's my ^Efaded denim jacket, that was ^Ahangin' by the stairs. And what ^Ahappened to my bandana, and my worn out Stetson ^Dhat. Where are all the true com^Apadres, that this ^Ecowboy ever ^Ahad.

And my ^Apipe and my tobacco, my old ^Elighter they're all gone. Used to ^Egive me so much comfort, when a ^Ahard day's work was done. I miss my ^Apistol and my saddle, and my blanket and my ^Dtote. Where the heck is my old ^Awhittler, or my ^Ework gloves and my ^Acoat.

Well I ^Epromised you my roundup days were ^Aover, And I ^Ewouldn't leave you lonely any^Amore. But a ^B7part of me is still the same old ^Erover, Don't be ^B7surprised to find me sleeping on the ^Efloor.

Somewhere ^Ain somebody's attic, in an ^Eold and dusty chest. The re^Emainders of my old life, you had ^Alaid them there to rest. Please don't ^Atell me where to find them, I have much too much to ^Dlose. And don't take it all too ^Aserious, when your ^Ecowboy gets the ^Ablues.

Well I ^Epromised you my roundup days were ^Aover, And I ^Ewouldn't leave you lonely any^Amore. But a ^B7part of me is still the same old ^Erover, Don't be ^B7surprised to find me sleeping on the ^Efloor.

Somewhere ^Ain somebody's attic, in an ^Eold and dusty chest. The re^Emainders of my old life, you had ^Alaid them there to rest. Please don't ^Atell me where to find them, I have much too much to ^Dlose. And don't take it all too ^Aserious, when your ^Ecowboy gets the ^Ablues. And don't ^Dtake it all too ^Aserious, when your ^Ecowboy gets the ^Ablues.