C F C A bunch of jolly cowboys, when the roundup days were doneF C D G De- -cided they would head for town and have a little funC F C As they rode gaily down the trail I could hear the old cook sayF C G C I?ll hang the key on the bunkhouse door and boys don?t you be late ChorusF C Hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -nightG Don?t leave the light a-burnin? dear, we may not look rightC F C G The trail is long, the goin?s tough and someone may get tightF C G C So hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -nightInst: Follow pattern of first verseF C Hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -nightG Don?t leave the light a-burnin? dear, we may not look rightC F C G The trail is long, the goin?s tough, someone may get tightF C G C So hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -night Inst: Follow pattern of first verse and ChorusC F C Those city gals are lots of fun but they can?t see our waysF C D G Swing them through the old square dance they call us ornery straysC F C All dressed in chaps and jeans and spurs we sang with all our mightF C G C Hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -nightF C Hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -nightG Don?t leave a light a-burnin? dear, we may not look rightC F C G The trail is long, the goin?s tough and someone may get tightF C G C So hang the key on the bunkhouse door ?cause we?ll be late to- -night
Hang The Key On The Bunkhouse Door
Wilf Carter
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