Pecos Bill-Tex Ritter

歌手 : Tex Ritter

语种 : 英语

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TXT Pecos Bill-Tex Ritter 文本歌词

Pecos Bill - Tex Ritter

Written by：Daniel/Lange

Now Pecos Bill was quite a cowboy down in Texas

And the western superman to say the least

He was the roughest toughest critter never known to be a quitter

Cause he never had no fear of man nor beast

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

Once a band of rustlers stole a herd of cattle

But they didn't know the herd they stole was Bill's

And when he caught them crooked villains

Pecos knocked out all their fillings

That the reason why there's gold in them thar hills

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

Pecos lost his way while traveling on the desert

It was ninety miles across the burning sand

He knew he'd never reach the border

If he didn't get some water

So he got a stick and dug the Rio Grande

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

One day Pecos found his favorite dogie missin'

The dogie that was nearest to his heart

So then he lassoed all the cattle

Clear from Texas to Seattle

That's the way the Texas round up got its start

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

While a tribe of painted Indians did a war dance

Pecos started shooting up their little game

He gave those redskins such a shakeup

That they jumped out of their makeup

That's the way the painted desert got its' name

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

While reclining on a cloud high over Texas

With his guns he made the stars evaporate

Then Pecos saw the stars declining

So he left one brightly shining

As the emblem of the lone star Texas state

So yippee i ay i ya yippee i o

Fer the toughest critter west of the Alamo

West of the Alamo