D Livin' on the road, my friendA Was gonna keep you free and cleanG But now you wear your skin like ironD A And your breath's as hard as keroseneG You weren't your mama's only boyD G But her favorite one, it seemsBm G D A She began to cry when you said good byeG Bm And sank into your dreams [Verse 2]D Pancho was a bandit, boysA Rode a horse fast as polished steelG Wore his guns outside his pantsD A For all the honest world to fearG Pancho met his match, you knowD G On the deserts down in MexicoBm G D A No one heard his dyin' wordsG Bm A But that's the way it goes [Chorus]G And all the federales sayD G They could have had him any dayBm G D A They only let him slip awayG Bm Out of kindness, I suppose [Verse 3]D Now Lefty he can't sing the bluesA All night long like he used toG The dust that Pancho bit down SouthD A It ended up in Lefty's mouthG The day they laid old Pancho lowD G Lefty split for OhioBm G D A Where he got the bread to goG Bm A Well there ain't nobody 'knows [Chorus]G And all the federales sayD G They could have had him any dayBm G D A They only let him slip awayG Bm Out of kindness, I suppose [Lead] [Verse 4]D Now poets sing how Pancho fellA Lefty's livin' in a cheap hotelG The desert's quiet and Cleveland's coldD A And so the story ends, we're toldG Pancho needs your prayers, it's trueD G But save a few for Lefty, tooBm G D A He only did what he had to doG Bm And now he's growin' old [Chorus]G And all the federales sayD G They could have had him any dayBm G D A They only let him go so longG Bm Out of kindness, I suppose [Final Chorus]G Yes a few old gray federales still sayD G They could have had him any dayBm G D A They only let him go so longG Bm Out of kindness, I suppose
Pancho And Lefty
Merle Haggard
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