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Our First Year `Chris LeDoux`

The winter wind was blowin' when we loaded that old truck With a few things that we had and all our dreams.

Homecoming `Chris LeDoux`

he see's his mom hangin' out the wash And dad is ridin' down the old yellow with old smokie He never realized what a good cook his mom was I guess he took a lot of things for granite But for the past year

Fine As Wine `Chris LeDoux`

Sweeter than the grapes growin' out in California Softer than the fuzz on the sweetest Georgia peach Warms you goin' down like a twenty-two year old brandy When she loves me, Lord, she's fine, fine as

Hippies In Calgary `Chris LeDoux`

So we put on the hair, took off our boots, and boogied on down the hall. Well, you could never tell we were cowboys; we were real lookin' hippies by heck.

Rodeo Rose `Chris LeDoux`

When I first saw you, I didn't think you were too prettyKinda dumb looking and tell you the truth really uglyBut I wanted and needed what you had to offerSo I swallowed my pride and together, we hit the

Rodeo, You've Cast A Spell `Chris LeDoux`

Rodeo, I'm tied to you your callHas won my heart, my mind and soulYou're a woman and you've cast a spellUpon this man you've got me rodeoMy wife sits home alone and she's wishin'That this year would finally

All Around Cowboy `Chris LeDoux`

From the top it's been a long way down Since the whiskey and the women started winning his time They rode him high and hard to the ground He remembers the thrill of being a winner and the days of his first

Melodies And Memories `Chris LeDoux`

We'd listen to the radio to hear our favorite song, Drivin' down a country road, we'd laugh and sing along. When our dreams climbed as high, as any eagle dared to fly...

Strugglin' Years `Chris LeDoux`

We had our fill of old junk cars and unpaid bills But our love was clear in the struggling years Up against the world four young boys and our little girl We fought life's fears in the struggling years

Working Cowboy Blues `Chris LeDoux`

up on the mountain live like a mountain man Lay my body on the ground eat from a fryin' pan I know it's not the answer but I'm gonna try to lose These dog gone low down workin' cowboy blues Well next year

Back When We Was Kids `Chris LeDoux`

Well I grew up in the shadow of the Rockies in the grand old West yes sir I didAnd dammed if we didn't have us a bunch of fun back when we was kidsYea there was manure on our britches snuff pouchin' out

Little Joe The Wrangler `Chris LeDoux`

Little Joe the wrangler he'll wrangle never more His days with the remuda they're all done It was long about last April he rode into our camp Just a little Texas stray and all alone It was long late in

Rainbow Rider `Chris LeDoux`

Heard that highway callin', time to be on our way. Girl I never seen the sun shine brighter, I need you to be my rainbow Rider.

Just Enough Money, Honey `Chris LeDoux`

Every time the end of the month, finally rolls our way. We've got just enough money honey, to see that the bills get paid.

When The Rodeo Comes To Town `Chris LeDoux`

to that dance hall crowd As boots stir the dust on the floor At the bar they're playin' old Willie and Whalen As beers disappear by the score But hangovers I'll bet they'll soon forget When the next year

Johnson County War `Chris LeDoux`

Gonna make our dreams come true. Settled in the foothills of the big horn mountain slope. Life is sweet we lived on the meat, of the deer and the antelope.

Navajo Wrangler `Chris LeDoux`

Between Gallup and Shiprock, he was born in a HoganAnd his spirit was as free as an eagle fliesDeep in the canyons out in ArizonaHe broke his first pony before he turned fiveHe learned how to hide in the

One Tonight `Chris LeDoux`

make your own fate If there ever was a moment that felt so right This is one tonight If there ever was a reason to hold on tight This is one tonight We've been beatin' 'round the bush We've been bidin' our

Cowboys Like A Little Rock And Roll `Chris LeDoux`

You know we love that cowboy music But I'll bet you didn't know That even cowboys Like just a little rock and roll Even cowboys Like a little bit of rock and roll Yeah, we all got some Boogie woogie in our

Sweet Wyoming Home `Chris LeDoux`

Album: Chris LeDoux and the Saddle Boogie Band Publisher: Capitol Salesrank: 54,378 UPC: 077779687022 Release Date: August 15, 1991 There's a silence on the prairie; That a man can't help but feel Shadows

Even Cowboys Like A Little Rock And Roll `Chris LeDoux`

we love that cowboy music but I'll bet you didn't know That even cowboys like just a little rock and roll (Both) Even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll Yeah we all got some boogie woogie in our

Wyoming Girl `Chris LeDoux`

I saw her for the first time, when the snow was falling downAnd Lord, she was the cutest thing I've ever seenGreat big green eyes a flashin' ruby lips a smilin'Well, my heart went pitter patter, and I

True Western Movie `Chris LeDoux`

She saw him for the first time in that open all night dinerWhen she served him up some chili and a beerAnd the feeling that she got when he grinned across the counterWas across between excitement and the

Colorado `Chris LeDoux`

away a little more of Colorado It seems to be a twister as the clouds begin to cry And there goes momma clothesline leavin' on the fly Here come the rain drops ten thousand four It's gonna wash away our

Silver Tongued Devil `Chris LeDoux`

trouble And shiftin' his shadow to blame And some people swear he's my double And some even say we're the same But the silver-tongued devil's got nothing to lose I'll only live 'til I die We'll take our

Blue Eyes And Freckles `Chris LeDoux`

but he knows her game He'll take what she gives him then be on his way Chorus: Blue eyes and freckles and holes in his jeans Out in the back yard ridin' his dreams He's uor little cowboy until the day our

Too Old To Play Cowboy `Chris LeDoux`

well its high time you made a changeSo kick off your boots and bed down your horseCause there ain't no home on the rangeA wife a son and a job at the factory but that never was really meSo we loaded up our

You Just Can't See Him From The Road `Chris LeDoux`

off the tree He's had one or two good horses that he counts among his friends He never drew a breath that wasn't free Repeat chorus: Well he's tall in the saddle short on the cash The last to quit the first

Born In Mississippi `Chris LeDoux`

country boy a place to dreamThank you for old cane pole, the fishin' holeThe grits and black eyed peasThank you Mississippi for lovin' meThen my family moved down to TexasWhen I was 12 years oldI took my first

Running Through The Rain `Chris LeDoux`

Last night we rode our broncs in seattle, Me and bill packed the car in the pourin' rain. Witch and john were at the beer stand, gettin' sprung. But we got 'em gathered and hit the road again.