I`ll Be A Cowboy All My Life — текст песни (Marty Robbins)

I`m kin to the rovin` wind
That brings the Northern in
Along that dusty trail I`ll take my stand
The steers are big and bold
And the nights are often cold
But I`ll get by as long as I can
Throw that rope and brand that calf
Dream of a girl in a photograph
I got no home, I got no wife
But I`ll be a doggone cowboy all of my life

I`m up at the crack of dawn
And I throw the bacon on
Seems somehow my work is never through
When I get done at night
All the stars are big and bright
But then that`s all o-what you`re used to
When ya throw that rope and brand that calf
Dream of a girl in a photograph
I got no home, I got no wife
But I`ll be a doggone cowboy all of my life

The hot, dry wind may blow
And you`ll see me in the rain and snow
With just an old camp fire to keep me warm
I`ll move the herd along
And I`ll greet them with a song
So I guess that I was born
To throw that rope and brand that calf
Dream of a girl in a photograph
I got no home, I got no wife
But I`ll be a doggone cowboy all of my life