G She was paintin' a picture of slum lifeC D G When the cowboy came limpin' byC D G Wearin' tattered old boots with one sole goneG D And a far away look in his eyeG Well, he watched for a while as she paintedC D G And then he said, "Mama you surely paint wellC D G Yes, you got all this on your canvasG D The dirt the squalor and the hell"G Well, she asked to paint him in the settingC D G Ah, but he shook his head slowly and lowC D G He said "naw, I won't fit your pictureC D G Un- less you can paint me back home" [Chorus]G G7 Can you paint me back home in WyomingC D G Riding free 'neath the big sky a- boveC D G Free as the wind on the prairieAm D Out in the hills that I loveG G7 I long to get back to WyomingC D G And I've hoped all these years that I canC D G Please paint me back home on your canvasC D G Paint me back in Wy- oming a- gain (Talking)G G7 Well, I never claimed this festered cityC D G You know I was raised on a ranch out in the westC D G I spent my young years bustin' horsesG D And boy they said I could ride with the bestG G7 So I came here to Madison Square GardenC D G To ride in the big rodeoC D G Ah? but I got stepped on and all crippled upG D And chute, bronc bustin' is all I knowG G7 Ah, boy if I could just get back to WyomingC D G I wouldn't feel so aloneC D G Ah, but the pain is too much for the roamin'C D G So please can you paint me back home [Chorus]G G7 Can you paint me back home in WyomingC D G Riding free 'neath the big sky a- boveC D G Free as the wind on the prairieAm D Out in the hills that I loveG G7 I long to get back to WyomingC D G And I've hoped all these years that I canC D G Please paint me back home on your canvasC D G Paint me back in Wy- oming a- gain [Tag]C D G Paint me back in Wy- oming a- gain
Paint Me Back Home In Wyoming
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