Two Bit Cayuse

(álbum: For The Family - 1983)

Now I've been twisting broncos
Ever since I hit the trail
And I think I know a cayuse
From his nostrils to his tail

It was down by the old Bow River
In the year nineteen and one
That I was twisting broncos
Ever since I hit the trail
And I think I know a cayuse

From his nostrils to his tail
It was down by the old Bow River
In the year nineteen and one
For F A McHugh and Sons

There they had a buckskin nag
Not worth two bits to keep
He had a black strip down his back
And wool just like a sheep

He wasn't much for saddles
And it damn near killed the boss
To have to pay ten dollars
Just to bust that two bit hoss

When I climbed upon him
He just naturally took to the air
And every time we went aloft
He tried to leave me there

Until at last we went so high
The light between us shone
And there we parted company
And he came down alone

Now I've been twisting broncos
Ever since I hit the trail
And I think I know a cayuse
From his nostrils to his tail

But I'll sell my chaps and saddle
Set my long shank spurs to rust
For now and then you'll find a hoss
Yours truly cannot bust

Yes I'll sell my chaps and saddle
Set my long shank spurs to rust
For now and then you'll find a hoss
Yours truly cannot bust