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Intro 1
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Verse 1
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When I was in
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old Fort Worth in 1883
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Saw a Mexican cow boy
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come ridin' up to me
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Saying, how are you, young fellow?
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Now, would you like to go
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And spend another summer
In the hills of Mexico?
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Well, I had no employment
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Back to him I did say
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It's according to your wages,
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according to your pay,
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I will pay to you good wages,
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and off until you know,
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if you'll spend another season
in the hills of Mexico.
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with all his flatterin' talkin'
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He signed up quite a train
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Some ten or twelve in number,
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some able -bodied men
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And our trip, it was pleasant
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as we hit the western road
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Till we crossed the old Peace River
to those hills of Mexico
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It was there our pleasures ended
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and our troubles all begun
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Was a lightning storm that hit us
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and made the cattle run
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And we all got full of stickers
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from the cactus that did grow
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And the outlaws there to rob us
in those hills of Mexico
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Well they sent along that old steamboat
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and back to home did go
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Now those bells started ringing,
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the whistles they did blow
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Going back to friends and loved ones,
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and I'll tell them not to go
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To that God -forsaken country
in those hills of Mexico.
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