D G He's a cowboy, he was raised in OhioA D He got married and moved further westG Showed up on time for a few awful yearsA D And one night he got drunk and he left [Verse]G Drove a truck for a while up in FargoA D But he never got used to the smokeG He once tried to settle and get some workA D But he's still just as wild, just as broke [Chorus]A D The range has been settled for years nowE7 A The old wranglers passed on with their kindD G But every now and then, you run into these menA D These cowboys born out of their time[Verse]G For some change he'll remember your birth placeA D 'Cause there's hardly a town he ain't beenG You can get up and leave anytime that you pleaseA D That's one thing that he understands [Chorus]A D The range has been settled for years nowE7 A The old wranglers passed on with their kindD G But every now and then, you run into these menA D These cowboys born out of their time [Instrumental]D G A D G A D [Verse]G He lives out his years out in DenverA D His best friend is a bottle of wineG And you don't need to ask anything of his pastA D It's asleep in the back of his mind [Verse]G As the sun rises over the RockiesA D So strange that he don't even careG When it burns out and sets down in KansasA D He takes the fences around Larimor Square [Chorus]A D The range has been settled for years nowE7 A The old wranglers passed on with their kindD G But every now and then, you run into these menA D These cowboys born out of their time
These Cowboys
Tom Russell
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