Lyrics Make Me A Cowboy Again For A Day - Don Edwards
Backward
turn
backward
oh
time
with
your
wheels
Bicycles,
wagons,
and
automobiles
Dress
me
again
in
a
big
Stetson
hat
Spurs,
flannel
shirt
and
slicker
and
chaps
Put
a
six-shooter
or
two
in
my
hands
Show
me
a
yearlin'
to
rope
and
to
brand
Out
where
the
sage
brush
is
dusty
and
gray
Make
me
a
cowboy
again
for
a
day
Give
me
a
bronco
that
knows
how
to
dance
Blue
roan
in
color
and
wicked
of
glance
New
to
the
feeling
of
bridle
and
bit
Give
me
a
quirt
that
will
sting
when
it
hits
Strap
on
a
blanket
behind
in
a
roll
Toss
me
a
lariat
dear
to
my
soul
Over
the
trail
let
me
gallop
away
Make
me
a
cowboy
again
for
a
day
Thunder
of
hoofs
on
the
range
as
you
ride
Hissin'
of
iron
and
the
sizzlin
of
hide
The
bellow
of
cattle
and
the
snort
of
cayuse
Longhorns
of
Texas
as
well
as
the
duces
Midnight
stampedes
and
the
millin'
of
herds
Yells
of
the
cowboys
too
angry
for
words
And
right
in
the
midst
of
it
all
let
me
say
Make
me
a
cowboy
again
for
a
day
Now
under
the
star-studded
sky
so
vast
Campfire
and
coffee
and
comfort
at
last
And
bacon
that
sizzles
and
crisps
in
the
pan
And
after
the
roundup
smells
good
to
a
man
Stories
of
cowboys
and
outlaws
retold
Over
the
pipes
as
the
embers
grow
cold
These
are
the
tunes
that
old
memories
play
Make
me
a
cowboy
again
for
a
day

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