Tonalité : C major•
Verse 1
C
A group of jolly cowboys
F
discussing plans at ease
G
Said, one, I'll tell you something, boys,
C
if you will listen, please
I'm an old cow puncher
F
and here I'm dressed in rags
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I used to be a tough one
C
and go on great big jags
But I've got a home, boys,
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a good one, you all know
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Although I haven't seen it since long,
long ago
C
I'm going back to Dixie
F
once more to see them all
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I'm going to see my mother
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when the work's all done this fall
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After the round -up's over,
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after the shipping's done
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I'm going straight home, boys,
Db
ere all my money's gone
I've changed my ways, boys,
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no more will I fall
Ab
And I am going home, boys,
Db
when the work's all done this fall
When I left my home, boys,
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my mother called me,
Ab
She begged me not to go, boy,
Db
for me she would have died
My mother's heart is breaking,
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breaking for me, that's all
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And with God's help, I'll see her
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D
when the work's all done this fall
That fairy knight, this cowboy,
G
went out to stand his guard
A
The night was dark and cloudy
and storming very hard
D
The cattle herd got frightened
G
and rushed in wild stampede
A
The cowboy tried to turn them,
D
riding at full speed
While riding in the darkness,
G
loudly did he shout
A
Trying hard to turn them,
turn the herd about
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His saddle horse did stumble
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and on him it did fall
A
Now he won't see his mother
D
when the work's all done this fall
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