Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Key: E Difficulty: Novice Tab dedicated to Amber - standard tuning. Verse 1: E Well Long Eared Drifter riding ‘cross the plain. E Nobody'd ever seen him, nobody knew his name. D A When he stormed into town and reached E D For some filtered water. A
And some carrot nibblers. Verse 2: E Well a pretty little filly stopped the stranger and she said, "Step into my saloon and rest your weary head.” D A But the stranger just shook his head and said, E "I’ll have a nicoise salad. Chorus: Am E 'Cause there's good carbs and bad carbs and every cowboy knows, Am E The carbs from fruits and vegetables will help you fit your clothes. D Speaking of which I’m gonna need , A E Some more carrot nibblers.” Verse 3: E (single strums) G Then he saw Black Bart standing in the sunrise, Am E He had gristle in his teeth and diabetes in his eyes. D A He said "Bart, you and me's gonna square off, E Over a yogurt parfait." Chorus: Am Em But Bart scooped up the woman and he took off riding hard, Am Em He took her to a taco stand that makes everything with lard. Am F He ordered sixteen tacos made with bullets, beef and flour, Em B He said “Girl, you're gonna eat these even if it takes an hour.” Verse 4: E Well that's when that old stranger came a-riding up fast, He dismounted his pony and took a shot of wheat grass. D A "This taco party's over," said the stranger with a drawl, E "You eat that junk, you'll jack up your bad cholesterol. D A And one more thing buddy - you forgot your parfait.” Verse 5: D A E As when you're fighting evil every healthy cowboy knows, D A E You gotta keep your blood sugar from getting too low. D A 'Cause if you don't you better know, Joe. E You’re gonna get real sleepy. Verse 6: E Well, Bart just laughed and said "I don't need that trash, I live on steak and ice-cream and corned beef hash. D A E And I'd mow you down right now if I wasn't feeling so sluggish.” Chorus: Am Em The stranger pushed that parfait towards him and he stared Bart down, Am Em And a hush and a chill fell across the town. D A And everybody froze as Bart reached E And took a bite of his parfait. Verse 7: D A E Well Bart’s cheeks got rosy and his hair regained its sheen. D A E He said "It’s my sugar intake that's been making me so mean. D A Speaking of which stranger won't you share some of those carrot nibblers?" Verse 8: E And now two cowboys ride across that dusty land, Vanquishing darkness and eating oat bran. D A And one thing you better understand, man, D A They hardly ever get sleepy. D A They also enjoy stir-fry. D A They carefully control their portions. D A And they keep food journals. D A And they share their nibblers. (Healthy cowboys)
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