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Legends

When the wind whispers o'er the prairie When the grass swells like the tide When old leathers mew as they tend to do When they stretch the fresh rawhide When the sound of cowboy's jingling spurs Across the canyons ring When the cattle bawl their haunting call These are the sounds of spring And every spring is round-up time When cowboys earn their pay Gathering herds together And locating every stray This is a time legends are born As heroes come to light In stories cowboys love to tell Around campfires at night When cowboys die along the trail Few monuments are found They're often buried where they fell Pushing their herds to town And though no funeral may prevail To honor one who rode New songs and ballads may arise For that's the cowboy's code And Mistrels sing in stories true Plucked on rusty guitars New tales of cowboy heroes At rest beneath the stars
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Jul 28, 2011
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