Intro: four bars of 6/8 A chord for 12 counts, E chord for 9 counts, A chord for 3 counts Verse 1: A E A I ride an old paint and I lead old Dan I’ve gone to Montana for to throw the hoolihan A E A They feed in the gultch they water in the draw Their tails are all matted their backs are all raw Chorus: E A Ride around little dogies Ride around and slow
E A They’re fiery and snuffy and rarin' to go Solo: four bars of 6/8 A chord for 12 counts, E chord for 9 counts, A chord for 3 counts, repeat Verse 2: A E A Old Buck Jones had a daughter and a son His son went to Denver but his daughter went wrong A E A His wife got killed in a bloody knife fight and still he keeps singing from morning ‘til night Chorus: E A Ride around little dogies Ride around and slow E A They’re fiery and snuffy and rarin' to go Solo section: four bars of 6/8 A chord for 12 counts, E chord for 9 counts, A chord for 3 counts, repeat Verse 3: A E A When I die take my saddle from the wall Put it on my pony and lead him from his stall A E A Tie my bones to his back, turn his head to the West, let me ride forever on the plains I love best Chorus: E A Ride around little dogies Ride around and slow E A They’re fiery and snuffy and rarin' to go E A Ride around little dogies Ride around and slow E A They’re fiery and snuffy and rarin' to go
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