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[Verse 1]

My name is Bob F^Emudge I was born in Texas Lampasas Cou^Amnty

Back during the war

Small Pox and Coma^Emnches Took most of my family Le^Amft my poor mother, My broth^Gers, and ^Emme

So I headed North To ride for the Blockers

They were contractin' he^Amrds On the Montana range In the Spr^Eming of the year '82

We left ol' Lampasas

With two thou^Amsand steers ^GFor the Little Big Hor^Emn

[Chorus]

Crossing our tra^Cils There were many great riv^Amers All to be cros^Csed Not a bridge would we fi^Dnd

[Verse 2]

In the cold rolling wa^Emters And the wild plunging cattle There was many a you^Amng man Took^G leave of his lif^Eme

[Chorus] C G Am Am G C Em [Verse 3] Well we crossed at Doan's Store Into the Indian nation

Saw the blood on the roc^Amks Where those cowboys had died Then it's on Fort Do^Emdge

On the Arkansas River

Where gamb^Amlers and the whores Al^Gl welcomed us th^Emere

[Chorus]

And the great snowcapped pe^Caks Are on our left side n^Amow For many mil^Ces In the great silent la^Dnd

[Verse 4]

When I first saw Mont^Emana I knew I would love her I would ride her great rang^Ames 'Til the en^Gd of my day^Ems

[Chorus] C G Am G C Em [Verse 5] But she's all cut-and-dry now And the trails are all gone

I've been to Yellowstone Pa^Amrk In an automobile But I can still see 'em swimm^Eming

Boys, I can still hear 'em running

I came off of the trai^Amls When cowboys was king

My name is Bob Fu^Emdge I died in Montana

C G Am G C Em Am

Colter Wall - Bob fudge