C7 Am The code of the west ain?t some words on a pageC F Bb G You just natch?lly know it when you come of ageC7 F F7 You eat when you?re hungry you drink when you?re dryG F C7 You look every man in the eyeG C F C7 Oh, the code of the west, when the boys talk of womenC F Bb7 The code of the west, what-cha know you don?t tellEb Ab F The code of the west, a man soaps his own saddle , brand hisBb Eb Bb G own cattle and some of his neighbors as well [Verse]C7 Am If you?re build-in fences then I ain?t for hireC F Bb G You get me for nothing and I bring the wireC7 F F7 You patch up my windows, I?ll plumb up you?re door?sG F C7 If you scratch my back , I?ll scratch yoursG C F C7 Oh, the code of the west, you must honor your neighborC F Bb7 The code of the west, to your own self be trueEb Ab The code of the west, you must do un-to others,F Bb Eb Bb G do un-to other?s before they do it un-to you.
The Ballad Of Waterhole 3
Roger Miller
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