Monday 30 January 2012

Johnny Snowshoe

Johnny Snowshoe amongst the cactus,
A Sonoran rider all alone;
At the heat he was known to cuss,
While dreaming ‘bout his cold Alaskan home.

I never saw a cowboy sweat
Like Johnny Snowshoe riding the range;
And his complaining I’d not forget,
The desert to him was mighty strange.

But the quickest draw I ever saw,
Johnny Snowshoe had one fast hand,
And as you know the rule of law,
Well, it put Johnny in great demand.

And I don’t know how many he fooled
When they’d see him sweating there;
Them gunslingers it was like they drooled
With Johnny dripping like he was scared.

And how many did he blast to Hell?
Well, a few dozen might be fair;
But Johnny, no he’d never tell,
‘Cause he just figured he was already there.

Hell that is, in his desert sweat,
Out there riding all alone;
Johnny Snowshoe got the edge you bet,
While dreaming ‘bout his cold Alaskan home.

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