Thursday, April 16, 2009

COSMIC COWBOY

Thursday April 16, 2009
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Cosmic Cowboy
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Written by Michael Martin Murphey
and performed, predominately, by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band


Merry-go-rounds and burial grounds
Are all the same to me.
Horses on posts and kids and ghosts
Are spirits that we ought to set free.
Them city slicker pickers
got a lot of slicker licks than me.
But ridin the range and acting strange
Is where I want to be.
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And I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
I just wanna ride and rope and hoot (hoot!)
Well I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
Talkin bout a supernatural country rockin galoot
.
Well skinny dippin and lone star sippin
and steel guitar
Are just as good as Hollywood
and some boogie-woogie bars.
Im gonna buy me a vest and a head out west
My little woman and myself.
And when we come to town
the people gather around
And marvel at the little babys health.
.
And I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
I just wanna ride and rope and hoot (hoot!)
Well I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
I said a supernatural country rockin galoot.
.
Then a big raccoon and a harvest moon
keep rolling through my mind.
And a home on the range where the antelope play
Is sometimes hard to find.
So dont bury me on the lone prairie.
Id rather play there alive.
Well, I'm doing my best
I keep my farm in the west
My little Bronco in over-drive.
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And I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
I just wanna ride and rope and hoot (hoot!)
Well I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
Talkin bout a supernatural country rockin galoot.
And I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
I just wanna ride and rope and hoot (hoot!)
Well I just wanna be a cosmic cowboy
Talkin bout a supernatural country rockin galoot
And up is not the way I wanna shoot






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Watch and listen to Michael Martin Murphey sing and play his tune
with Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Willie Nelson, Leon Russell and David Allen Coe
at Willie’s annual 4th of July party in 1974.

by clicking here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yTlYVB4c_k




LARRY..CURTIS..SPURLOCK
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