IN THE CORNER
OF A DARK BARROOM
SAT AN OLD COWBOY
SINGIN' WESTERN TUNES
SINGIN' SONGS
THAT HE LEARNED
AS A CHILD
ALL ABOUT THE WEST
BACK WHEN IT WAS WILD
HE SAID HE CAME
FROM DOWN TEXAS WAY
THE COWBOYS
WERE TOUGH
THE WOMEN
THE SAME WAY
SAID HE WAS A STAR
BACK IN '31
AND HOLLYWOOD
LIKED HIM
FOR SOME SONGS
THAT HE HAD DONE
HE'S THE LAST
OF THE SINGIN' COWBOYS
SINGIN' SONGS OF
INSPIRATION AND JOY
YIPPY YI OH OH
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY
HE TOOK A BREAK
JUST TO CHUG HIM DOWN
SOME BEER
COME ON FOLKS
HOLLER OUT THE SONGS
YOU'D LIKE TO HEAR
AND IF I KNOW ONE
I KNOW A MILLION TUNES
I'M NOT UP HERE
PLAYIN' FOR ME
THIS IS ALL DONE
FOR YOU
AND THEN HE BRAGGED
OF THE STETSON HAT
THAT HE WORE
SAID IT WAS
THE FINEST MADE
SINCE THE WAR
AND I WON
THIS SILVER BUCKLE
RIDIN' ON A COW
AND AS HE LAUGHED
HE SAID
I BET
YOU'RE WONDERIN' HOW
'CAUSE I'M THE LAST
OF THE SINGIN' COWBOYS
SINGIN' SONGS OF
INSPIRATION AND JOY
YIPPY YI OH OH
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY
AND AFTER THREE HOURS
OR MAYBE MORE
A LADY GRABBED HIS ARM
AND SHOWED HIM
TO THE DOOR
THE BARTENDER SAID
HE'S BLIND YOU SEE
DON'T TELL HIM
THE ONLY AUDIENCE
HE HAD
WAS YOU AND ME
'CAUSE HE'S THE LAST
OF THE SINGIN' COWBOYS
SINGIN' SONGS OF
INSPIRATION AND JOY
YIPPY YI OH OH
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY
YIPPY YI AY