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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Am G
I was out on night guard when the storm came rollin in
Am G
The lead steer got up to his feet and raced into the wind
Am G
The air was filled with lightning and it jumped from horn to horn
F G Am
My night horse took the challenge and we rode into the storm
Am G
I tried to turn the leaders but they scattered like the wind
Am G
I held onto a hundred head and turned them back again
Am G
I rode with no direction as I pushed them thru the night
F G Am
Then way off in the distance was a tiny point of light
F Am
Yes the lantern on the wagon led me safely thru the storm
F G
A beacon shining brightly when your lost and all alone
F Am
As I wondered thru the darkness what a warm and welcome sight
F G Am
The lantern on the wagon led me safely thru the night
Am G
Your life has no direction when you think you've lost your way
Am G
I had a friend who helped me, all I had to do was pray
Am G
He's the one whos love is constant you don't have to ride alone
F G Am
All you need to do is ask him and he'll lead you safely home
F Am
Like the lantern on the wagon he will lead thru the storm
F G
A beacon shining brightly when your lost and all alone
F Am
As you wonder thru the darkness he's a warm and friendly sight
F G Am
His light of love will lead you safely thru the darkest night
F G Am
Yes his light of love will lead you safely thru the darkest night
I was out on night guard when the storm came rollin in
Am G
The lead steer got up to his feet and raced into the wind
Am G
The air was filled with lightning and it jumped from horn to horn
F G Am
My night horse took the challenge and we rode into the storm
Am G
I tried to turn the leaders but they scattered like the wind
Am G
I held onto a hundred head and turned them back again
Am G
I rode with no direction as I pushed them thru the night
F G Am
Then way off in the distance was a tiny point of light
F Am
Yes the lantern on the wagon led me safely thru the storm
F G
A beacon shining brightly when your lost and all alone
F Am
As I wondered thru the darkness what a warm and welcome sight
F G Am
The lantern on the wagon led me safely thru the night
Am G
Your life has no direction when you think you've lost your way
Am G
I had a friend who helped me, all I had to do was pray
Am G
He's the one whos love is constant you don't have to ride alone
F G Am
All you need to do is ask him and he'll lead you safely home
F Am
Like the lantern on the wagon he will lead thru the storm
F G
A beacon shining brightly when your lost and all alone
F Am
As you wonder thru the darkness he's a warm and friendly sight
F G Am
His light of love will lead you safely thru the darkest night
F G Am
Yes his light of love will lead you safely thru the darkest night
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