Biography:
Martin David Robinson (September 26, 1925 – December 8, 1982), known professionally as Marty Robbins, was an American singer, songwriter, actor, multi-instrumentalist, and NASCAR racing driver. Robbins was one of the most popular and successful country and western singers for most of his nearly four-decade career, which spanned from the late 1940s to the early 1980s.
Born in Glendale, Arizona, Robbins taught himself guitar while serving in the United States Navy during World War II
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- El Paso
- They're Hanging Me Tonight
- 18 Yellow Roses
- A Hundred And Sixty Acres
- A Little Spot In Heaven
- A White Sport Coat
- Aint I Right
- Aint Life A Crying Shame
- All Around Cowboy
- April Fools Day
- At The End Of A Long Lonely Day
- Ballad Of The Alamo
- Beggin To You
- Begging To You
- Beginning Of Goodbye
- Billy The Kid
- Christmas Prayer
- Christmas Time Is Here Again
- Devil Woman
- Dont Worry
- Eighteen Yellow Roses
- El Paso City
- End Of A Long Lonely Road
- Eyes
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- Feleena
- Five Brothers
- Foggy Foggy Dew
- Hands Youre Holding Now
- Honkytonk Man
- Honkytonkman
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- I Never Let You Cross My Mind
- I Walk Alone
- Ill Go On Alone
- Im Gonna Be A Cowboy
- In The Valley
- Its A Sin
- Its Your World
- Ive Got No Use For The Women
- Jimmy Martinez
- Judy
- Just Married
- Knee Deep In The Blues
- Little Joe The Wrangler
- Little Rich Girl
- Lolene
- Love Is Blue
- Love Me
- Man Walks Among Us
- Masters Call
- Mean Mama Blues
- Merry Christmas To You From Me
- Moanin The Blues
- Mr Shorty
- My Greatest Memory
- My Woman My Woman My Wife
- No One Will Ever Know
- No Tears Milady
- Padre
- Paper Face
- Red River Valley
- Ribbon Of Darkness
- Ride Cowboy Ride
- Ruby Ann
- Running Gun
- Saddle Tramp
- San Angelo
- She Was Only Seventeen
- Singing The Blues
- Some Memories Just Wont Die
- Spanish Lullaby
- Tennessee Border
- That Silver Haired Daddy Of Mine
- Thats All Right
- The Ballad Of Bill Thaxton
- The Blues Country Style
- The Cowboy In The Continental Suit
- The Girl With Gardenias In Her Hair
- The Hands Your Holding Now
- The Hangin Tree
- The Little Green Valley
- The Masters Call
- The Shoe Goes On The Other Foot Tonight
- The Story Of My Life
- The Strawberry Roan
- The Streets Of Laredo
- Theyre Hangin Me Tonight
- Theyre Hanging Me Tonight
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- To Get To You
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- Utah Carol
- While Youre Dancing
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- You Gotta Climb
- Youre Breaking My Heart
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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Don't ride too slow
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Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
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He started his long ride in Prescott
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The sun was a hundred or more
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On down he rode at full gallop
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Into the flat desert floor
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Driving the big herd to Flagstaff
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In Prescott the letter was there
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Happiness soon would be sorrow
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Sad news the letter did bear
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Don't go too slow
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You've a long way to go
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Your darlin' now lies on her deathbed
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At each breath she's callin' your name
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As he passed the Wickenburg stage
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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Don't ride too slow
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Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
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In Phoenix he traded horses
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Now on the back of this roan
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He could see visions of Tucson
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His darlin' and their lovely home
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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Don't ride too slow
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There's still a hundred and twenty to go
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In through the ranch gate he galloped
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And without breaking his stride
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He bounded out of the saddle
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And rushed to his sweet darlin's side
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Then as the dyin' girl saw him
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A smile came over her face
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Holding her hand as it tightened
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Barely had he won the race
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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On through the blue
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She'll be waiting for you
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On through the blue
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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She'll be waiting for you
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Ride, cowboy, ride
C
Don't ride too slow
G C
Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
C Dm
He started his long ride in Prescott
C Dm
The sun was a hundred or more
C Dm
On down he rode at full gallop
C G C
Into the flat desert floor
C Dm
Driving the big herd to Flagstaff
C Dm
In Prescott the letter was there
C Dm
Happiness soon would be sorrow
C G C
Sad news the letter did bear
F
Ride, cowboy, ride
C
Don't go too slow
G
Ride, cowboy, ride
C
You've a long way to go
C Dm
Your darlin' now lies on her deathbed
C Dm
Racked by fever and pain
C Dm
Reaching for you at her bedside
C G C
At each breath she's callin' your name
C Dm
Forward he leaned in the saddle
C Dm
Pushing through mesquite and sage
C Dm
His head never raised for a greeting
C G C
As he passed the Wickenburg stage
F
Ride, cowboy, ride
C
Don't ride too slow
G C
Tucson's a mighty long way yet to go
C Dm
In Phoenix he traded horses
C Dm
Now on the back of this roan
C Dm
He could see visions of Tucson
C G C
His darlin' and their lovely home
F
Ride, cowboy, ride
C
Don't ride too slow
G C
There's still a hundred and twenty to go
C Dm
In through the ranch gate he galloped
C Dm
And without breaking his stride
C Dm
He bounded out of the saddle
C G C
And rushed to his sweet darlin's side
C Dm
Then as the dyin' girl saw him
C Dm
A smile came over her face
C Dm
Holding her hand as it tightened
C G C
Barely had he won the race
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Ride, cowboy, ride
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On through the blue
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She'll be waiting for you
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