Biography:
Corb Lund is a Western and country singer/songwriter from Alberta, Canada. He has released nine albums, three of which are certified gold. Lund tours regularly in Canada, the United States and Australia, and has received several awards in Canada and abroad.
Lund’s songs feature a gallery of subjects drawn from real life. He says, “A lot of my ancestors pop into the songs. I’ve got quite a cast of characters to draw from. I feel a real kinship with the old West.
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[Verse]
G
Folks think you're rich
G
When they see you got horses
C
Well that might be true
C
If my income sources
D
Weren't eaten up
D
Every month on the boardage
D G
For all of our four-legged friends
[Verse]
G
My accountant says
G
That my funds are depleted
C
But I keep my wealth
C
Right where I can see it
D
In pastures and barns
D
And in show arenas
D G
Because of the money she spends
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys two more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Verse]
G
Well he must have forgot
G
The show where he met me
C
He said the way I sat
C
My saddle was sexy
D
He said a cowgirl like me
D
Was worth every penny
D G
Better start making sense now my dear
[Verse]
G
You can build me a barn
G
And it better be heated
C
With a whole lotta stalls
C
And hire some kid to clean it
D
Buy me a stud
D
And smile when you feed it
D G
Cause we're just getting started 'round here
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys three more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Instrumental Break]
G C Am C Am Em
[Bridge]
Em
By the power invested
Em
In me by the pony
Am
You should be saddled
Am
In this matrimony
C
I now pronounce you
C
Man wife and horses
D G
You can kiss all your money goodbye
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys four more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Outro]
G D G
Yeah, if we was rich and not horse poor
C G
Yee-haw
G
Folks think you're rich
G
When they see you got horses
C
Well that might be true
C
If my income sources
D
Weren't eaten up
D
Every month on the boardage
D G
For all of our four-legged friends
[Verse]
G
My accountant says
G
That my funds are depleted
C
But I keep my wealth
C
Right where I can see it
D
In pastures and barns
D
And in show arenas
D G
Because of the money she spends
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys two more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Verse]
G
Well he must have forgot
G
The show where he met me
C
He said the way I sat
C
My saddle was sexy
D
He said a cowgirl like me
D
Was worth every penny
D G
Better start making sense now my dear
[Verse]
G
You can build me a barn
G
And it better be heated
C
With a whole lotta stalls
C
And hire some kid to clean it
D
Buy me a stud
D
And smile when you feed it
D G
Cause we're just getting started 'round here
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys three more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Instrumental Break]
G C Am C Am Em
[Bridge]
Em
By the power invested
Em
In me by the pony
Am
You should be saddled
Am
In this matrimony
C
I now pronounce you
C
Man wife and horses
D G
You can kiss all your money goodbye
[Chorus]
C G
Well horse poor, horse poor
D G
I sell one she buys four more
C G C
Luxuries we could afford
G D G
If we was rich and not horse poor
[Outro]
G D G
Yeah, if we was rich and not horse poor
C G
Yee-haw
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