A HORSE LOVERS JOURNEY. And so my poor old horse was sold. The servent and good friend of man. The turn out of horse and of rider. Ah yes, old man. You can see the. Turned wild in nature, broke their stalls, flung out. They say the horses ate each other. Fables from Afar by Catherine T. The Wild Boar and the Fox. 'Did your horse kill this man's horse?' But the poor man said not one word.

Cowboy Songs Sometimes it's hard to remember the lyrics for all those traditional old cowboy and Western songs no matter how hard we try. Here are the words for some of the classic songs as well as the words for the songs you may not hear anymore. New songs will be added on a regular basis. If you are looking for the words for a particular song let me know and I will try to post them. Happy Singing! This info-packed, 372-page collection features 200 American cowboy songs with complete lyrics, lead lines and guitar chords, plus an extensive introduction, notes on the songs, illustrations by J.K.

Ralston throughout, a lexicon of cowboy terms, a general index and an index of titles and first lines, and more. ********************************************************* There was a fair lady who lived on the plains, She helped me herd cattle through hard stormy rains, She helped me one season all through the roundup, She would drink with me from the cold bitter cup, She loved the red liquor which serves a man so, She was a fair lady as white as the snow. She loved the red liquor which serves a man so, She was a fair lady as white as the snow; I taught her as a cowboy when the rangers come round, To use a six-shooter in both of her hands, To use a six-shooter an' never to run As long as the loads lasted in either gun. We was goin' down the canyon in the spring one year, To camp there a season with a herd of wild steers; The Injuns charged on us at the dead hour of the night, We rose from our slumber the battle for to fight. Mid lightnin' an' thunder an' the downpour of rain, It's in come a bullet an' dashed out her brains!

Mid lightnin' an' thunder an' the downpour of rain, It's in come a bullet an' dashed out her brains. I sprung to my saddle with a gun in each hand, Sayin', 'Come all you cowboys, let's fight for our band.'

A Horse lovers Journey A HORSE LOVERS JOURNEY. Whoa.Horse, please wait for me. Your eyes big and brown, focust. Ears small turning tuning between mane on my face lands your breath Sweat running from an arched neck down unto your chest my hands stroking from shoulder, to moving flank wisking away the warm sweat Lower your neck, hand me a tuff of mane. Than I can swing a leg, over your back take us somewhere beyond the horizon, maybe 'CyberTrek'. Download Free Software Autek Research Va1 Manual Dexterity on this page. -by Marian Noe * FREE * Horses running free in pastures' tall green grass.