First Tune - Goodbye Old Paint

It's evening at Red Horse Ranch, and all the boys are down in the corral. For the time being, they've forgotten about Steve Bradford and his attempt to buy the Red

horse ranch from Sam Carre. Alabama's finally decided it's time to break red, his beautiful roan horse. Let's join them and see if Alabama has any luck. I am, I believe in Cheyenne, I'm off for Montana.

Goodbye old paid, I believe in Cheyenne. My feet are mixed, there are my briders in the hand. Goodbye little lonely, my holy won't stand. Goodbye old paid, I believe in Cheyenne. I'm leaving Cheyenne, I'm leaving Cheyenne, I'm off 4 Montaigne's even Cheyenne, oh Pcourse and good pony, he pays his when he can, goodbye, I'm a little Annie, I'm off

2 Montaigne, goodbye even Cheyenne, I'm leaving Cheyenne, I'm off 4 Montaigne's even Cheyenne, I'm leaving Cheyenne, I'm off 4 Montaigne's even Cheyenne, hey you sure you've got your caught all made up at the bunkhouse, Alabama, well... What in tarnation are you talking Bob well I just figured we wouldn't want a bother about that when we had to carry you

up there. You better get the book for it in stuff Arizona. We may have to drive two or three miles to find Alabama if he gets off that wrong. Well, warn with your jokin boys have a good time but wait until time to put an eye to hold drive that pony in here. You're heading for the

surprise of your life. You're gonna have to get someone else besides me to help settling. I don't count on being Paul the dead. I'm a No saddle and red myself. No one's going to touch that horse any time, but me.