Lyrics The Cowboy's Lament - Ken Maynard
I
come
out
of
Austin's
fair
city
Oh
Austin's
fair
city
Oh
Austin's
fair
city
was
early
one
day
I
spied
a
young
cowboy
A
handsome
young
cowboy
All
dressed
in
white
linen
and
cold
as
clay
I
see
by
your
outfit
that
you
are
a
cowboy
These
words
he
did
say
As
I
boldly
step
by
come
sit
down
beside
me
And
hear
my
sad
story
for
I'm
shot
in
the
breast
And
I
know
I
must
die
[Oh
beat
the
drum
slowly
Oh
play
the
fife
lowly
oh
play
The
dead
march
as
they
carry
me
along
Carry
me
to
the
graveyard
And
poor
the
sod
or
me
for
I'm
only
a
poor
cowboy
And
I
know
I've
done
wrong]
Someone
write
a
letter
To
my
grey
haired
mother
And
then
to
my
sister
my
sister
so
dear
But
there's
another
more
dear
than
mother
Who
bitterly
would
weep
if
she
knew
I
were
hear
[Oh
beat
the
drum
slowly
oh
play
the
fife
lowly
Oh
play
the
dead
march
As
they
carry
me
along
Carry
me
to
the
graveyard
And
pour
the
sod
ore
me
For
I'm
only
a
poor
cowboy
And
I
know
I've
done
wrong
- [repeat
chorus]-
For
once
in
the
saddle
I
used
to
go
dashing
Oh
once
in
the
saddle
I
used
to
go
gay
But
I
just
took
to
drinking
And
then
to
card
playing
Got
shot
by
a
gambler
I'm
dying
today
Someone
go
bring
a
class
of
cold
water
A
class
of
cold
water
the
poor
cowboy
said
But
err'
we
get
it
his
soul
had
departed
His
soul
had
departed
the
cowboy
was
dead
Album
Sings the Lone Star Trail, The Story of Hollywood's First Singing Cowboy
date of release
15-05-2009
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