Biografía:
Dave Stamey has been a cowboy, a mule packer, a dude wrangler, and is now one of the most popular Western entertainers working today. He has been voted seven times Entertainer of the Year, seven times Male Performer of the Year and Five times Songwriter of the Year by the Western Music Association, and received the Will Rogers Award from the Academy of Western Artists. He’s delighted audiences in twenty three states, and finds that he prefers this to being stomped by angry horses.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Verse 1]
A G
I am an old cowboy
D
I don't ride much no more
A G
I came to this valley
D
right after the war
Bm G
and I used to shoe horses
D
and there's some saddles I built
A G
and I've rode after cattle
D
all over these hills
[Verse 2]
A G
Started out at the pitchfork
D
when I was thirteen
A G
Riding young horses
D
riding my dreams
Bm G
and them old hands they taught me
D
all it takes is some nerve
A G
just throw a leg over and ride what you ride
D
for all that it's worth
[Bridge 1]
A G
Some folks regret
D
the lives that they lead
Bm G
they stare out the window
D
they yearn to be free
F#
I live the life
Bm G
that was given to me
D
and I threw a leg over
A Bm G
and rode it for all it was worth
D A
Yes I rode it
G D
for all it was worth
[Verse 3]
A G
I was blue eyed and windburned
D
I was every girl's dream
A G
Wild steers on the mountain
D
where the butt brush was green
Bm G
and though some days were dark ones
D
when that old north wind blew
A G
I just gathered my reigns
D
and I rode it through
[Verse 4]
A G
Time comes creeping
D
to wipe out your tracks
A G
but if your trail's been a good one
D
you don't mind looking back
Bm G
Dreams are like horses
D
they roam wild on the earth
A G
catch one and ride it
D
for all that it's worth
[Bridge 2]
A G
Some folks regret
D
the lives they lead
Bm G
they stare out the window
D
how they yearn to be free
F#
I live the life
Bm G
that was given to me
D
and I threw a leg over
A Bm G
and rode it for all it was worth
D A
Yes I rode it
G D
for all it was worth
[Outro]
A G
I am an old cowboy
D
I don't ride much no more
A G
I am an old cowboy
D
I don't ride much no more
A G
I came to this valley
D
right after the war
Bm G
and I used to shoe horses
D
and there's some saddles I built
A G
and I've rode after cattle
D
all over these hills
[Verse 2]
A G
Started out at the pitchfork
D
when I was thirteen
A G
Riding young horses
D
riding my dreams
Bm G
and them old hands they taught me
D
all it takes is some nerve
A G
just throw a leg over and ride what you ride
D
for all that it's worth
[Bridge 1]
A G
Some folks regret
D
the lives that they lead
Bm G
they stare out the window
D
they yearn to be free
F#
I live the life
Bm G
that was given to me
D
and I threw a leg over
A Bm G
and rode it for all it was worth
D A
Yes I rode it
G D
for all it was worth
[Verse 3]
A G
I was blue eyed and windburned
D
I was every girl's dream
A G
Wild steers on the mountain
D
where the butt brush was green
Bm G
and though some days were dark ones
D
when that old north wind blew
A G
I just gathered my reigns
D
and I rode it through
[Verse 4]
A G
Time comes creeping
D
to wipe out your tracks
A G
but if your trail's been a good one
D
you don't mind looking back
Bm G
Dreams are like horses
D
they roam wild on the earth
A G
catch one and ride it
D
for all that it's worth
[Bridge 2]
A G
Some folks regret
D
the lives they lead
Bm G
they stare out the window
D
how they yearn to be free
F#
I live the life
Bm G
that was given to me
D
and I threw a leg over
A Bm G
and rode it for all it was worth
D A
Yes I rode it
G D
for all it was worth
[Outro]
A G
I am an old cowboy
D
I don't ride much no more
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