Biography:
Steagall was born Russell Steagall in Gainesville, Texas, on December 22, 1937. He became a bull rider at rodeos while he was still a teenager, but at the age of 15, he was stricken with polio. He took up the guitar and the mandolin as physical therapy to recover the strength and dexterity of his arms and hands. Steagall entered a career in agricultural chemistry after graduating from West Texas State University with a degree in animal science and agronomy.
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C F
I sold out and it’s time for leavin’
C G7
I cleaned out my desk and it’s all packed away
C F
No man is ever too old to start over
C G7 C
But I feel like an old man today
C F
And I said goodbye to my partner
C G7
Goodbye to the cowhands who worked the J 8
C F
Molly you’re ready but give me a moment
C G7 C C7
I’ve just one goodbye left to say
F G7 Am
Goodbye to my Palo Duro
F C G7
Goodbye to your ranges that I love so true
Am
Goodbye to your river your bright painted canyons
C G7 Am
I’ll never do better than you
C G7 C
I’ll never do better than you
C F
Like the buffalo and the Comanche
C G7
My farewell is neither fair nor complete
C F
If leaving is dying the nature of parting
C G7 C
Is a damn site more sorrow than sweet
C F
In the labor and love of a life time
C G7
What’s right and what’s wrong are confusing to me
C F
If I take the credit for the things that she is
C G7 C C7
I’ll take the blame for the things she might be
F G7 Am
Goodbye to my Palo Duro
F C G7
Goodbye to your ranges that I love so true
Am
Goodbye to your river your bright painted canyons
C G7 Am
I’ll never do better than you
C G7 C
I’ll never do better than you
I sold out and it’s time for leavin’
C G7
I cleaned out my desk and it’s all packed away
C F
No man is ever too old to start over
C G7 C
But I feel like an old man today
C F
And I said goodbye to my partner
C G7
Goodbye to the cowhands who worked the J 8
C F
Molly you’re ready but give me a moment
C G7 C C7
I’ve just one goodbye left to say
F G7 Am
Goodbye to my Palo Duro
F C G7
Goodbye to your ranges that I love so true
Am
Goodbye to your river your bright painted canyons
C G7 Am
I’ll never do better than you
C G7 C
I’ll never do better than you
C F
Like the buffalo and the Comanche
C G7
My farewell is neither fair nor complete
C F
If leaving is dying the nature of parting
C G7 C
Is a damn site more sorrow than sweet
C F
In the labor and love of a life time
C G7
What’s right and what’s wrong are confusing to me
C F
If I take the credit for the things that she is
C G7 C C7
I’ll take the blame for the things she might be
F G7 Am
Goodbye to my Palo Duro
F C G7
Goodbye to your ranges that I love so true
Am
Goodbye to your river your bright painted canyons
C G7 Am
I’ll never do better than you
C G7 C
I’ll never do better than you
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