Thats Why Ill Never Want To Be Anything But A Cowboy

For example, the first line we play two bars of A chord. A|-0-0-0-0-0-| A I've paid my dues E7 I've called buckaroos who insisted on riding the bad ones I've had my share of bad breaks and bruises A And you bet I could tell you some sad ones A A7 Now I ride the trail where the coyotes wail D Dm The pony's my only companion A Mmm hmm mmm E7 A That's why I'll never want to be anything but a cowboy A I swing along with a lonesome song E7 My pony's a stepping's easy He don't seem to care as we're a climbing up there A Where the air's turning colder and breezy A A7 I stopped to make camp then I trim the old lamp D Dm And I sit by the campfire and I listen A Mmm hmm mmm E7 A That's why I'll never want to be anything but a cowboy E7 A Lo, goes a wailing, calling his name E7 A Two hours a brooding, his hidden lair D A F#7 Soft breeze a sighing, wild pretties hiding Bm E7 My world's a wonderful world, up here where I'm a riding Mmm hmm mmm A In the myriad star's light, I'm under the night E7 Gaze on a splendorous treasure A beauty so rare, just a hanging up there A The Lord did it all for my pleasure A A7 Awake with the dawn, the thrilling goes on D Dm I bow, I worship with wonder A Mmm hmm mmm E7 A That's why I'll never want to be anything but a cowboy A I've paid my dues E7 I've called buckaroos who insisted on riding the bad ones I've had my share of bad breaks and bruises A And you bet I could tell you some sad ones A A7 Now I ride the trail where the coyotes wail D Dm The pony's my only companion Dm A Mmm hmm mmm Bm E7 A That's why I'll never want to be anything but a cowboy Bm E7 A That's why I'll never want to be anything but a cowboy