Biografía:
Don Edwards (born March 20, 1939 in Boonton, New Jersey) is a cowboy singer and guitarist who performs Western music. He has recorded several albums, two of which, Saddle Songs and Songs of the Cowboy, are included in the Folklore Archives of the Library of Congress. Edwards also recorded the album High Lonesome Cowboy with Peter Rowan and Tony Rice.
Don Edwards left home when he was 16 to work on Texas oil fields and experience the western life.
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E A E B7 x2
E A
When shadows creep across the hills,
E B7
and purple streaks the sky
E A E B7
when cattle bunch up closer for the night...
E A
That's when you hear the whippoorwill
E B7
start singing sweet and high,
E A B7 E
That's when you hear the prairie lullaby.
A E
The breezes play, the branches sway
B7 E
somewhere a coyote cries,
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
E A
When later on the sun is gone
E B7
The campfire fights the dark,
E A E B7
And a million stars are twinkling in the sky
E A
That's when you see a cowboy reach
E B7
for his old mouth harp
E A B7 E
That's when you'll hear the prairie lullaby
A E
The breezes play, the branches sway
B7 E
somewhere a coyote cries,
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
E A
When shadows creep across the hills,
E B7
and purple streaks the sky
E A E B7
when cattle bunch up closer for the night...
E A
That's when you hear the whippoorwill
E B7
start singing sweet and high,
E A B7 E
That's when you hear the prairie lullaby.
A E
The breezes play, the branches sway
B7 E
somewhere a coyote cries,
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
E A
When later on the sun is gone
E B7
The campfire fights the dark,
E A E B7
And a million stars are twinkling in the sky
E A
That's when you see a cowboy reach
E B7
for his old mouth harp
E A B7 E
That's when you'll hear the prairie lullaby
A E
The breezes play, the branches sway
B7 E
somewhere a coyote cries,
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
A E A E B7 E
Ah ee oh loh di, it's a prairie lullaby.
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