Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse: Dm C Near Cheyenne in Wyoming, there's a maiden fine an fair Am Bb Her eyes shine like diamonds, she had long and golden hair Dm C When the cattleman came riding, he came to her father's door Am Bb Mounted on a milkwhite pony, he came at the stroke of four
Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse 2: Dm C I have come to court your daughter, Nancy of the golden hair Am Bb I have wealth and I have money, I have goods beyond compare Dm C I will buy her silks and satins and a gold ring for her hand Am Bb I will buy my love a mansion, she'll have servants to command Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse 3: Dm C Can't you see I love a cowboy, and I promised him my hand Am Bb I don't want your house and money, I don't want your good and land. Dm C Nancy's father spoke up sharply: You will do as you are told, Am Bb You'll be married on the Sunday, you will wear the ring of gold Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse 4: Dm C The cattleman spoke with fury, said you will not have that man Am Bb And he rode from town in anger with his rifle in his hand Dm C He came back from Colorado, on his pony was a sack Am Bb Deep red with the blod of the cowboy, slung across his back Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse 5: Dm C Pretty Nancy cried in anguish, she wept and tore her hair Am Bb She slipped into her father's room and found a pistol lying there Dm C On the sunday came the wedding the toown's folk gathered at noon Am Bb They saw Nancy pull the pistol and shoot down that wealthy groom Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Verse 6: Dm C Nancy Said I am not sorry, when the jury heard the tale Am Bb Though he rots beneath the ground and I shall rot in jail Dm C There in the crowded courtroom, twelve good men took their stand Am Bb Said we will not hold you, Nancy, for killing that wealthy man Chorus: Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man Dm So step it out, Nancy, pretty darling C Step it out, Nancy, if you can Am Step it out, Nancy, pretty darling Bb Show your legs to the wealthy man
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