RAGTIME COWBOY JOE 1912 <\/p>\n
[Verse 1]\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> F<\/span> Dm<\/span>\r\nOut in ol' Wyoming Where the bad men are the\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> G7<\/span> C7<\/span>\r\nonly friend to guide you is the evening star\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> F<\/span> Dm<\/span>\r\nThe roughest toughest man by far is\r\nG7<\/span> C7<\/span> F<\/span> F<\/span>\r\nRagtime cowboy Joe.\r\nC<\/span> Am<\/span> C<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\nHe got his name from singing to the cows and sheep\r\n C<\/span> Am<\/span> C7<\/span> C7<\/span>\r\nEvery night they say he sings the herd to sleep In a\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> F<\/span> Dm<\/span>\r\nbasso voice so rich and deep\r\nE<\/span> C7<\/span>\r\ncrooning soft and low\r\n \r\n \r\n[Chorus 1]\r\n F<\/span> G7<\/span>\r\nHe always..Sings raggy music to the cattle as he swings back and forward in his saddle on a\r\nC7<\/span> F<\/span>\r\nhorse- (a pretty good horse!) He's got a syncopated gaiter, and you\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> G7<\/span> C7<\/span>\r\nought to hear the meter to the roar of his repeater how they\r\nF<\/span> G7<\/span>\r\nrun - Yes Run! - when they hear that he's a-coming cause the Western folks all know he's a\r\nDm<\/span> A7<\/span> Dm<\/span> G7<\/span>\r\nhigh-falootin' rootin tootin' son of a gun from ol' Wyoming\r\nF<\/span> C7<\/span> F<\/span>\r\nRagtime Cowboy Joe,\r\n \r\n \r\n[Verse 2]\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> F<\/span> Dm<\/span>\r\nDressed up Every Sunday in his Sunday clothes, he\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> G7<\/span> C7<\/span>\r\nbeats it to the village where he always goes\r\nF<\/span> Dm<\/span> F<\/span> Dm<\/span>\r\nEvery single gal in town is Joe's cause\r\nG7<\/span> C7<\/span> F<\/span> F<\/span>\r\nhe's a ragtime bear\r\nC<\/span> Am<\/span> C<\/span> Am<\/span>\r\nWhen he starts a spieling on the dance hall floor\r\nC Am C7 C7\r\nNo one but a lunatic would start a war cause\r\nF Dm F Dm\r\nwise men know his fourty four\r\nE C7\r\nwould make them dance for fair\r\n \r\n \r\n[Chorus 2]\r\n F G7\r\nHe always sings raggy music to the cattle as he swings back and forward in his saddle on a\r\nC7 F\r\nhorse- (a pretty good horse!) He's got a syncopated gaiter, and you\r\nF Dm G7 C7\r\nought to hear the meter to the roar of his repeater how they\r\nF G7\r\nrun - Yes Run! - when they hear that he's a-coming cause the Western folks all know he's a\r\nDm A7 Dm G7\r\nhigh-falootin' rootin tootin' son of a gun from ol' Wyoming\r\nF C7\r\nRagtime Cowboy\r\nF C7\r\nTalk about your Cowboy\r\nF C7 F\r\nRagtime Cowboy Joe!\r\nX<\/div><\/pre>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"RAGTIME COWBOY JOE 1912 [Verse 1] F Dm F Dm Out in ol’ Wyoming Where the bad men are the F Dm G7 C7 only friend to guide you is the evening star F Dm F Dm The roughest toughest man by far is G7 C7 F F Ragtime cowboy …