Biografía:
AKA Michael Martin Murphey.
Michael Martin Murphey (born 14 March 1945 in Dallas, Texas) is a successful American country singer-songwriter whose biggest hit was "Wildfire" in 1975, produced by Bob Johnston. He was associated with the outlaw country movement. Murphey currently lives in Westby, Wisconsin, with interests in New Mexico and Texas.
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Cowboy Logic
Lyrics and Music by Don Cook and Chuck Rains
Recorded by Michael Martin Murphey
Cowboy Logic
[Verse]
F Bb
There's a great American hero, we all look up to
C7
When the times are hard and the chips are down,
F
he knows just what to do
F Bb
Now a cowboy's got a set of rules that he lives by day to day
C7 F
If you ask for his advice, he'll more than likely say
Bb
If it's a fence, mend it. If it's a dollar bill, spend it
C7 F C7
Before if burns a hole down in them jeans
F Bb
It it's a load, truck it. If it's a punch, duck it.
C7 F
If she's a lady, treat her like a queen
Bb F
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
C7 F
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
Bb F
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
C7 F F F# G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
G C
If it's a job, do it. Put your back in to it.
D7 G D7
'Cause a little bit of dirt's gonna wash off in the rain
G C
If it's a horse, ride it. If it hurts, hide it.
D7 G
Dust yourself off and get back on again.
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
C
An old cowboy and a young buckaroo were workin', ridin' fence
D7 G
The old hand was testin' the kid - on his skill and common
sense
G
He said "Son, if you seen three men in a pickup truck,
C
dressed alike from boot to hat,
D7
could you tell which one was the real cowboy,
G
just from where he sat?"
The kid scratched his head awhile and then he said
C
"Well, there ain't no way to know".
D7
The old hand grinned and then he said
G
"Kid, you've still got a ways to go.
The real cowboy's the one in the middle.
C
He ain't there just by fate.
D7
'Cause first he don't have to drive, and then
G
he don't have to mess with the gate"
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
Lyrics and Music by Don Cook and Chuck Rains
Recorded by Michael Martin Murphey
Cowboy Logic
[Verse]
F Bb
There's a great American hero, we all look up to
C7
When the times are hard and the chips are down,
F
he knows just what to do
F Bb
Now a cowboy's got a set of rules that he lives by day to day
C7 F
If you ask for his advice, he'll more than likely say
Bb
If it's a fence, mend it. If it's a dollar bill, spend it
C7 F C7
Before if burns a hole down in them jeans
F Bb
It it's a load, truck it. If it's a punch, duck it.
C7 F
If she's a lady, treat her like a queen
Bb F
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
C7 F
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
Bb F
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
C7 F F F# G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
G C
If it's a job, do it. Put your back in to it.
D7 G D7
'Cause a little bit of dirt's gonna wash off in the rain
G C
If it's a horse, ride it. If it hurts, hide it.
D7 G
Dust yourself off and get back on again.
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
C
An old cowboy and a young buckaroo were workin', ridin' fence
D7 G
The old hand was testin' the kid - on his skill and common
sense
G
He said "Son, if you seen three men in a pickup truck,
C
dressed alike from boot to hat,
D7
could you tell which one was the real cowboy,
G
just from where he sat?"
The kid scratched his head awhile and then he said
C
"Well, there ain't no way to know".
D7
The old hand grinned and then he said
G
"Kid, you've still got a ways to go.
The real cowboy's the one in the middle.
C
He ain't there just by fate.
D7
'Cause first he don't have to drive, and then
G
he don't have to mess with the gate"
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
It's in the way he lives his life and the songs he sings
C G
That's cowboy logic, every cowboy's got it
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
D7 G
He's got a simple solution to just about anything
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