One In The Saddle One On The Ground

G G G G D -9-------9--5-7---7-5-| G C G First time old Dood laid eyes on Juanita G D G Knew then and there she was the one G C G She gave him a love every man knows is needed G D G G G G She gave him a daughter, she gave him a son G C G One day, while Juanita was out in the garden G D G A bandit rode up without makin' a sound G C G Dood was workin' the plow, far away from his rifle G D G Tried to get to it but the bandit drew down C G Last thing he remembered was Juanita's screamin' G D As the world faded black and Dood crumpled down G C G When hе came to the bandit was nowherе to be seen G D G His true love Juanita nowhere to be found C G A man and his rifle, a mule and his hound G D G One in the saddle, one on the ground G G G C G G G G D G G G G G C G Saw the ball had passed through clean as a church floor G D G And the wound was washed up by Sams, old hound G C G So he saddled up Shamrock and powdered his rifle G D G Put on his old hat, worn, weathered and brown C G Told his son to stay strong, take care of his sister G D 'Til Daddy returned Mama safe and sound G C G Then they set out together to go find Juanita G D G Old Dood in the saddle, and Sam on the ground G D G Vowin' never to stop 'til Juanita was found C G A man and his rifle, a mule and his hound G D G One in the saddle, one on the ground G D G One in the saddle, and one on the ground