Biography:
Dan Reeder (born in Louisiana in 1954 and raised in California) is an American musician and artist. He relocated to Germany in 1979.
Reeder’s second album Sweetheart comprises 15 original songs, plus a cover of Procol Harum’s “A Whiter Shade of Pale,” that sounds like the demo version Gary Brooker probably dreamed of singing before all that baroque production-work got in the way. It isn’t so much a sequel to his wonderful out-of-nowhere
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F# B
When a cowboy says women he means two different kinds
F# B F#
There's the real kind and then there's the kind in his mind, and
D B E
The real kind is a mystery that he can't understand
B E B Ebm
But the mind kind he knows like the palm of his hand
B E B F# B
Oh the mind kind he knows like the palm of his hand
E
So up get along doggy
Bm B
Little doggy get along
Eb B
The nights are the prairie are lonely and long
F# B
And he'll camp down in the canyon
E
the moon lights the land
E F# B
And he'll meet that old lady that he understands
F# B
Oh he'll meet that old lady that he understands
E B
So Buck get your fiddle and play me that song
Db F# Db
About the two kinds of women and the nights that are long, and
B E B
Camp down in the canyon, ladies so fine
Eb B
And the one about how cowboys jack off all the time
E F# B
Oh the one about how cowboys jack off all the time
E
And it's up get along doggy
B
Little doggy get along
Eb B
The nights on the prairie are lonely and long
F# B
And old Buck loves to play
E
'Cause buck knows it's true
E F# B
You know deep in his heart he's the damn cowboy too
F# B
I guess deep in our hearts we're all damn cowboys too
So up get along doggy
Little doggy get along
The nights are the prairie are lonely and long
And we'll camp down in the canyon
The moon lights the land
And meet there the ladies that we understand
Oh we'll meet there the ladies that we understand
When a cowboy says women he means two different kinds
F# B F#
There's the real kind and then there's the kind in his mind, and
D B E
The real kind is a mystery that he can't understand
B E B Ebm
But the mind kind he knows like the palm of his hand
B E B F# B
Oh the mind kind he knows like the palm of his hand
E
So up get along doggy
Bm B
Little doggy get along
Eb B
The nights are the prairie are lonely and long
F# B
And he'll camp down in the canyon
E
the moon lights the land
E F# B
And he'll meet that old lady that he understands
F# B
Oh he'll meet that old lady that he understands
E B
So Buck get your fiddle and play me that song
Db F# Db
About the two kinds of women and the nights that are long, and
B E B
Camp down in the canyon, ladies so fine
Eb B
And the one about how cowboys jack off all the time
E F# B
Oh the one about how cowboys jack off all the time
E
And it's up get along doggy
B
Little doggy get along
Eb B
The nights on the prairie are lonely and long
F# B
And old Buck loves to play
E
'Cause buck knows it's true
E F# B
You know deep in his heart he's the damn cowboy too
F# B
I guess deep in our hearts we're all damn cowboys too
So up get along doggy
Little doggy get along
The nights are the prairie are lonely and long
And we'll camp down in the canyon
The moon lights the land
And meet there the ladies that we understand
Oh we'll meet there the ladies that we understand
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