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From: "The Steven's" <dstevens@apex2000.net>
 Subject: Re: Corrections to Buckskin Lady by Chris LeDoux
 Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 14:09:41 -0800
 Transcribed by Marty Kirby(mlkirby69@excite.com). Corrections to "The Buckskin Lady". As far as I can tell, all the words were right, but I had to make quite a few corrections to the chords. Give it a try and tell me what you think.
 THE BUCKSKIN LADY by Bob Frank, performed by Chris LeDoux
 [STRUM][C]Now, I've got a [Am]pony, the [F]fastest thing a[G]round,
 and of [C]all the girls I've [Am]known, she's the [F]truest [G]one I've [C]found.
 
 [C]Well, she'll [F]cut 'em and she'll head 'em just the [C]way you want 'em turned.
 And if you [G7]drop your loop around 'em, she can [C]make a grass rope hum.
 And any [F]time you got a rodeo, and [C]I've got the entry [Am]fee,
 You can [G7]bet your boots my gal and I will [C]come.
 
 CHORUS
 [C]Whoopee-ti-di-idi-ido on the [F]plains of Colo[G]rado.
 That young [C]pony was [F]born to work the [G]trail.
 Some old [C]Idaho rawhider was the [F]first one tried to [G]rider her,
 Bronco [C]buster, wild horse [F]rustler.
 Well she [D]flipped him off like a turkey feather [G]duster.
 
 [STRUM][C]Now some folks like a [Am]Cadillac with [F]power brakes and [G]air.
 Just [C]give me a Hamlee [Am]saddle and my [F]little [G]buckskin [C]mare.
 
 [C]Well, I [F]rode her up the mountain when we [C]made that summer drive.
 And I [G7]took her to Wyoming for a [C]rodeo or two.
 At ole Chey[F]enne and Saratoga, we [C]roped them little [Am]doggies.
 She's the [G7]best ole gal this cowboy ever [C]knew.
 
 [STRUM][C]When she gets too old to [Am]rodeo, too [F]old to ride the [G]range,
 I'll [C]take the Buckskin [Am]Lady, out ac[F]ross the [G]open [C]plains.
 
 [C]'Cause she's [F]just an ole cow pony and I [C]know she'd go plum crazy.
 If she [G7]had to stand unsaddled around the [C]barn the whole day through.
 I'll just [F]turn her loose to ramble under[C]neath them Rocky [Am]Mountains.
 And [G7]tell 'em that her workin' days are [C]through.
 
 CHORUS (sing chorus first, then follw with this ending)
 
 [C]Whoopee-ti-di-idi-ido on the [F]plains of Colo[G]rado.
 That's my [C]pony sir and I [F]say she [G]ain't for [C]sale.     [F][C].