INTRO STORY
Honky Tonk Cowboy Band
Honky Tonk cowboy band was a small band out of El Paso
They has one hit fifty years ago. they have played every
Honky Tonk from the great Atlantic Ocean to the wide
Pacific Shore. They can see the end coming. Bookings are
getting scarce, they want to make a hit record like they did in the
beginning. That would be two hits in fifty years.
That would make them happy. Maybe make a little coin
(they are broke). It's the beginning of the end.
true story by Riley Lincoln, WPB Fla, March 2013
Honky Tonk Cowboys, Beginning of the End
Let's top the charts again, boys
Let's top the charts again
Let's top the charts again, boys
Like we did when we began
We are the last of the Honky Tonk Cowboys
After fifty years it's about to end
Let's go out like we came in
Let's top the charts again, boys
Let's top the charts again
Let's write a song that'd make Hank proud to sing
Let's throw in a little Bob Will Western Swing
Let's make it a "happy sad song"
Let's make it where we can all sing along
Let's all drink to the beginning of the end
Let's top the charts again, boys
Let's top the charts again
This is what we have learned
Is that the train goes down the track
And it never comes back
You always get the blues
When a good woman's love you lose
You only have two real friends
That's your dog
And your whiskey you got
Hid in the holler log
If you stay in the flat lands
You don't have to worry about the fog
Let's remember how it used to be
How there were plenty of girls to hold
Plenty of hundred dollar bills to unfold
Wish we could have saved some of the girls
And kept some of the hundred dollar bills
So here we go, boys
Let's make some old honky tonk noise
Boys, I think it's just dreams
Anyway, that's the way it seems
I think maybe after dark tonight
We ought to slip over the mountains out of sight
Go out in the desert, build a little cabin
Drink some cold ones, smoke a little weed
And say the Hell with it….
We will just re-record our first hit
And….forget it
Honky Tonk Cowboy Band "2013"
written by Riley Lincoln, West Palm Beach, March 2013
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