Prickly Pear Pomes
Prickly Pear Pomes
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i /> i\>r the ranches where they mee With a welcome and a meal And want that you should make a week long call Are scarce for now they greet you Like a rustler come to steal And tax you if they let you stop at all.
Man, it ain't no use a tryin' To save a single foot, Guess them dryland farmer folks are bound to come, Ain't no use in even dyin' Cause some day they'll fence and put The Happy Hunting Ground all on the bum.
So my spurs are getting rusty And my rope is laid away And the leather's rot...ting on my saddle tree, My chaps are getting musty My hair is getting grey For, stranger, times ain't like they used to be.
[21] / Clinch Your Knees and Le a Little Back When they hand you out the rough string, Pard, don't think you're out of luck, Rope the toughest bronc and top him off first crack, Cinch your cactus on, and crawl him And when he starts to buck ust clinch your knees and lean a little back.
When the cards all run agin' you 'Till you think you'd best adjourn Cause the jack wins, when you're coppering th
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i /> i\>r the ranches where they mee With a welcome and a meal And want that you should make a week long call Are scarce for now they greet you Like a rustler come to steal And tax you if they let you stop at all.
Man, it ain't no use a tryin' To save a single foot, Guess them dryland farmer folks are bound to come, Ain't no use in even dyin' Cause some day they'll fence and put The Happy Hunting Ground all on the bum.
So my spurs are getting rusty And my rope is laid away And the leather's rot...ting on my saddle tree, My chaps are getting musty My hair is getting grey For, stranger, times ain't like they used to be.
[21] / Clinch Your Knees and Le a Little Back When they hand you out the rough string, Pard, don't think you're out of luck, Rope the toughest bronc and top him off first crack, Cinch your cactus on, and crawl him And when he starts to buck ust clinch your knees and lean a little back.
When the cards all run agin' you 'Till you think you'd best adjourn Cause the jack wins, when you're coppering th
What to read after Prickly Pear Pomes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Henry Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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