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[D]in the early mornin' [C]sunshine[G]
[D]that old rooster starts to [C]crow[G]
[D]put the saddles on the [C]horses [G]
[D]eat your eggs and hit the [C]road [G]
[Bm]get those cattle drivin' [G]hard, boy
[D]on the road to Santa[F#] Fe
[G]leave these sleepy towns [D]behind, boy
[A7]at the [Bm7]Lazy Gal [C]Cafe

been so long out on the trail
dust is stuffed inside my ears
I've got sunburn on my eyes
every meal tastes like longhorn steers
keep those cattle drivin' hard, boy
on the road to Santa Fe
drown those cows in good rye whiskey
at the Lazy Gal Cafe

got some rustlers near Durango
got to know the Montrose jail
got a lot of sores from ridin'
and I never got no mail
seen those cattle drivin' hard, boy
on the road to Santa Fe
put that loneliness to bed, boy
at the Lazy Gal Cafe

keep those cattle drivin' hard, boy
on the road to Santa Fe
drown those cows in good rye whiskey
at the Lazy Gal Cafe