Songs Of The Kingwood Kowboy

Songs Of The Kingwood Kowboy

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  • If This Planet Had A Veranda

    If This Planet Had A Veranda (Larry W Jones 09/28/2019) (song #7622)

    That veranda was where my Mama hummed as she knitted

    That veranda was where my Daddy wore clothes she fitted

    It was where we ate apple pie, listened to the wind sigh

    Where we played guitar and fiddle and sang to heaven high

    That veranda saw summer nights when we gazed at the stars

    That veranda saw lightning bugs kids put in Mason jars

    It was where I fell in love and realized my first kiss

    It was where I realized that life is a precious gift

    If this planet had a veranda like we had back home

    Back to it we’d all meander from where we all had roamed

    If this planet had a veranda as we had back then

    We would all come together and not scattered to the wind

    (Instrumental)

    Watermelon and home made ice cream we all served and shared

    We played Fish and Battle and other card games fair and square

    That veranda always had a small window light left on

    Mama and Daddy knew sons and daughters would come back home

    If this planet had a veranda like we had back home

    Back to it we’d all meander from where we all had roamed

    If this planet had a veranda as we had back then

    We would all come together and not scattered to the wind

    If this planet had a veranda like we had back home

    We would all come together and not scattered to the wind

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    3 min
  • Her Old Whipping Post

    Her Old Whipping Post (Larry W Jones 09/28/2019) (song #7620)

    I know she’ll return cause I’m still her old concern

    No matter just how many bridges she has burned

    She likes to run around but she likes me the most

    Some will think it gross but I’m her old whipping post

    Sure as the setting sun she’ll be getting someone

    She’ll be tying up his heart just for her own fun

    And when she gets through then I will be her new host

    Some will think it gross but I’m her old whipping post

    (Instrumental)

    She thinks whipping hearts doesn’t hurt, oh but it does

    When she starts my heart feels stung by a mad bee buzz

    Some men she leaves alone but with me she’s engrossed

    Some will think it gross but I’m her old whipping post

    I know she’ll return cause I’m still her old concern

    No matter just how many bridges she has burned

    She likes to run around but she likes me the most

    Some will think it gross but I’m her old whipping post

    She likes to run around but she likes me the most

    Some will think it gross but I’m her old whipping post

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    3 min
  • I Can’t Shake You From My Mind

    I Can’t Shake You From My Mind (Larry W Jones 09/27/2019) (song #7619)

    I’ve never felt so hopeless as I’m feeling now

    Cause you drove away with a frown across your brow

    My world just fell apart and now for you I’ll pine

    You’ll take my heart but I can’t shake you from my mind

    This burning side of pain is like a glowing flame

    And it’s the kind of flame that won’t go out with time

    There remains an ember I’ll always remember

    You’ll take my heart but I can’t shake you from my mind

    (Instrumental)

    If I could turn back the time then all would be fine

    But these memories will never be history

    You’ll take my heart but I can’t shake you from my mind

    At least not until the end of eternity

    This burning side of pain is like a glowing flame

    And it’s the kind of flame that won’t go out with time

    There remains an ember I’ll always remember

    You’ll take my heart but I can’t shake you from my mind

    There remains an ember I’ll always remember

    You’ll take my heart but I can’t shake you from my mind

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    4 min
  • Stronger Man Longer Gone

    Stronger Man Longer Gone (Larry W Jones 09/27/2019) (song #7618)

    Well, the saddest thing to do in life

    Is to walk away from grief and strife

    But I’ve seen it coming on so long

    I’ll be a stronger man longer gone

    I would never go if you loved me

    But love, I see that will never be

    I’ll get lost and count the cost alone

    I’ll be a stronger man longer gone

    (Instrumental)

    I’ll build up my self esteem and pride

    Just as soon as these old tears have dried

    And I’ll sing a better old love song

    I’ll be a stronger man longer gone

    When I’m gone I won’t be looking back

    Gonna be a long way down the track

    Longer days will have more sunny dawns

    I’ll be a stronger man longer gone

    And I’ll sing a better old love song

    I’ll be a stronger man longer gone

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    2 min
  • Vanishing Cowboy

    Vanishing Cowboy (Larry W Jones 09/27/2019) (song #7616)

    I remember my grandpa riding through the gate

    Wondering why beef sold at such a lower rate

    I remember with sadness his once famous brand

    Lying in his casket with bridle in his hand

    It’s like heresy when a legacy has gone away

    Good cowhands riding for the brand have gone to yesterday

    He’s a vanishing cowboy who rode like the wayward wind

    When he grew old he chose dominoes with his friends

    (Instrumental)

    Grandpa knew days were comin’, he didn’t wonder

    His banker issued summons that seemed like plunder

    But grandpa was a cowboy, lived the cowboy code

    He kept the ranch but had to have the whole herd sold

    A four lane divided freeway crosses my grandpa’s ranch

    The graveyard worker couldn’t see I was my grandpa’s branch

    The dirt he shoveled in would soon grow flowers for his shade

    I stood there for hours by a good vanishing cowboy’s grave

    It’s like heresy when a legacy has gone away

    Good cowhands riding for the brand have gone to yesterday

    He’s a vanishing cowboy who rode like the wayward wind

    When he grew old he chose dominoes with his friends

    He’s a vanishing cowboy who rode for the brand

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    4 min
  • Punkin Chunkin Pie

    Punkin Chunkin Pie (Larry W Jones 09/27/2019) (song #7615)

    Come to the punkin chunkin and sit at my lunch table

    You can eat punkin chunkin pie all day if your able

    We’ll watch them chunkin punkins far as you and I can see

    Come eat some punkin chunkin pie with me

    We don’t need a reason cause it’s the season for romance

    Out in the punkin field you and I can take a sweet chance

    Eatin’ punkin pie with the polished apple of my eye

    I’m your guy eatin’ punkin chunkin pie

    Come to the punkin chunkin, let me whisper in your ear

    My heart goes bumpin’ bumpin’ any time you’re near

    I get the feelin’ that forever you will be

    Here eatin’ punkin chunkin pie with me

    (Instrumental)

    We don’t need a reason cause it’s the season for romance

    Out in the punkin field you and I can take a sweet chance

    Eatin’ punkin pie with the polished apple of my eye

    I’m your guy eatin’ punkin chunkin pie

    Come to the punkin chunkin, let me whisper in your ear

    My heart goes bumpin’ bumpin’ any time you’re near

    I get the feelin’ that forever you will be

    Here eatin’ punkin chunkin pie with me

    Eatin’ punkin chunkin pie with me

    Eatin’ punkin chunkin pie with me

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    3 min
  • Ballad Of Montana McCoy

    Ballad Of Montana McCoy (Larry W Jones 09/19/2019) (song #7604)

    I well recall the night when he strolled in

    Weather was frigid from a new cold snap

    I don’t rightly know just where to begin

    An oilskin coat covered the tall bold chap

    He stood at the long bar rail looking tired

    Then ordered a shot and gazed all around

    He was a wrangler whom some folks admired

    But the look on his face was full of frown

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

    Then from his mouth came words quiet and low

    Now, listen pards and I’ll tell you my tale

    This man of the west packs a heavy load

    And never more will I wrangle cow trails

    I rode out of Billings and Alberton

    All the way to Bridger and Yellowstone

    But cattle trails have scarred this western son

    And now on safer trails is where I’ll roam

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

    One awful day in the cold wind and rain

    We were driving cattle quite far from town

    There were five of us from Helena grange

    And one young cowboy from Sheridan Mound

    We were all cowboys who rode the far range

    Never once did we stop to count the cost

    But now when I think back it seems so strange

    That on one bad day five good pals were lost

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

    The storm it caused a big cattle stampede

    Hooves were heard pounding in the rain that poured

    We rode like the wind, didn’t give no heed

    That we might never see our homes no more

    The lead cows were circled but none were slowed

    While all of us hoped they would settle down

    The whole herd looked like a river that flowed

    Where a cowboy might fall and surely drown

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

    The cattle were ragin’ and runnin’ wild

    We cowboys tried to get the upper hand

    Along with the wild herd we too were riled

    Riding like all good cowboys for the brand

    When I awoke the night had turned to dawn

    I dragged myself to my horse feeling sore

    Then I cussed that herd over what they’d done

    And vowed to never drive cattle no more

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

    Now, ever since that awful day and night

    I’ve been roamin’ and tryin’ to forget

    That wild stampede where we lost the fight

    I can see the faces of lost pals yet

    And sometimes at night when the moon is high

    I can feel the wind tearing at my skin

    I hear cowboys who never said goodbye

    All five of them were like my next of kin

    Here’s to those good cowboys now dead and gone

    To all the pals that I hold dear

    If anyone asks who must move along

    Say Montana McCoy was here

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    4 min
  • Every Bit Like You

    Every Bit Like You (Larry W Jones 09/26/2019) (song #7613)

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Can change for good only a man like me

    Cause someone who is like myself alone

    Can’t be strong as every bit like you

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Can change for good only a man like me

    Cause without your love I would be so weak

    A lady every bit like you I seek

    (Instrumental)

    Down every lane I’ll need a helping cane

    On every road I carry heavy loads

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Can help me get along and follow through

    I need someone to share my smallest dream

    To help me cross the widest swollen stream

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Can guide along me with a love that’s true

    (Instrumental)

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Can guide along me with a love that’s true

    Only a lady every bit like you

    Every bit like you

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    3 min
  • Reminders Hang Around

    Reminders Hang Around (Larry W Jones 09/26/2019) (song #7612)

    Now, my idea was that life would renew

    Not like it was back then

    And that I would forget the strife and you

    So I could fly again

    But reminders hang around, hang around

    Of broken love and promises that stay

    And the coming heartaches of tomorrow

    Are fed by the teardrops of yesterday

    (Instrumental)

    Now, sad and melancholy is my life

    I remember back when

    And reminders hang around, hang around

    I’ll never love again

    Now, I know I cannot erase you dear

    Though we’re apart you’re still here in my heart

    And reminders hang around, hang around

    Like Mona Lisa’s faded work of art

    And reminders hang around, hang around

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    2 min

About Songs Of The Kingwood Kowboy

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Songs Of The Kingwood Kowboy consists of over 700 tracks of classic and vintage country, cowboy, western, folk and bluegrass songs, the world's largest collection written by an individual…