Gene Autry Runaway Little Joe

But my legs ain't bold, and my cheeks ain't tan. I'm a cowboy who never saw a cow, never wrote a steer cause at O'Lohow, and the show ain't fixed and started now. Yippee-y-y-o-chai, yippee-y-y-o-chai, I'm an old cow, han, from the Rio Grande.

And I learned to ride, state I ain't no ever trailing the Lone Star State, so I was a learner Right in the Ford B8, if the I-O-Kai If the I-O-Kai Just to hear the band I know all the songs that the cowboys know

About the big chorale where the doggies go Cause I learned them all on the radio If the I-O-Kai If the I-O-Kai If the I-O-Kai If the I-O-Kai And their friends and neighbors and welcome to Melody Ranch Turn the lights on in heaven To start my darling of you Turn the lights on in heaven

And then the blue up in the blue I wish to my that I'd start in heaven In the blue Well, thank you folks many thanks Hey Patrick

Hey, what are you reading there? Oh, hi, Mr. Archery I just got a letter from my papa back home. Oh, is that so? Yeah. Well, what did your pappy have to say? Oh, not much.

I'll read it to you if you'd like. I didn't know his papa could write. That's nothing. I didn't know that his son, Patrick, could read. Oh, my God, listen, you two. I'll have you know that I can feed writing about as good as papa can write reading.

So that makes sense? Shall I proceed with the letter? By all means, please proceed. Oh, he says here, dear son Pat. That's me. Oh, I wonder. There's just a line to let you in on the bad news.