G DG C While I was out a-ridin'G D Dsus D The graveyard shift midnight till dawnC G The moon was as bright as a reading lightD C G For a letter from an old friend back homeD He asked meC D G Why do you ride for your money?C D G Why do you rope for short pay?C D You ain't gettin' nowhereG C C/B Am And you're losin' your shareD G Oh, you must've gone crazy out thereG C He said last night I ran into JennyG D Dsus D They married and have a good lifeC G Oh, you sure missed the track when you never came back, D C G She made the perfect professional's wifeD And she asked meC D G Why does he ride for his money?C D G Why does he rope for short pay?C D You ain't gettin' nowhereG C C/B Am And you?re losin' your shareD G Oh, you must've gone crazy out thereC D G They've never seen the northern lightsC D G Never seen a hawk on the wingC D G C C/B Am Never seen the spring hit the Great DivideD G And they ain't ever heard old Camp Cookie singG C Now, I read up the last of my letterG D Dsus D And tore of the stamp for Black JimC G Little Dougie rode up to relieve meD C G He just looked at my letter and grinnedG He asked meC D G Why do they ride for their money?C D G Why do they rope for short pay?C D They ain't gettin' nowhereG C C/B Am And they?re losin' their shareD G Oh, they must've gone crazy out thereC D G They've never seen the northern lightsC D G Never seen a hawk on the wingC D G C C/B Am Never seen the spring hit the Great DivideD G And they ain't ever heard old Camp Cookie sing
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