Chords for Texas Playboys Final Concert 1986 part 2

Hundreds [D] of thousands of times have heard [Am] the applause of the audience, but I want this to [G#m] be the applause they [A] remember
_ [F#] Nobody sit on your hands [E] now.
I don't care if you don't even [G] sit make [G#] welcome for the last [D] time
[E] Bob wills original Texas playboy
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_ [C] _ I'm trying to [G] say where the Texas playboys [D] from all stars thing
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_ _ _ _ Hey _ _
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_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _ been working on
[E] Railroad sleeping [G] on the ground
Eating saltine crackers ten cents a pound
big balls in cow [C] town
_ [G] Big _ [C] balls in cow [A] town we'll [G] dance around _
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Stay in cow [C] town.
I'll [G] stick around
Load [Bm] up your window [A] the big balls in town big balls in cow [C] town
We'll [G] all go down big balls in cow [Am] town.
We'll [G] dance _ _
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Put on your new [C] shoes put [G] on your gown shake off them sack [D] blue the big [G] balls
big [D] balls in cow [Dm] town
We'll [G] all go down big balls in cow [D] town.
We'll [G] dance
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Working on the [C] railroad sleeping [G] on the ground
[B] Eating saltine [Am] crackers ten [G] cents a pound big balls in cow [C] town
Long [G] ago now big balls in cow [Am] town.
We'll dance [G] around _
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_ _ _ [D] _ _ [G] They've been working on the railroad [C] sleeping [G] on the ground
Eating saltine crackers [A] ten [G] cents a pound big [E] balls in cow town
We'll all [G] go down big balls in cow town
big balls in _ town _ _ _ _
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_ Thank you, thank you very much friends _
_ It's really great to be here
_ Sad to be here under certain conditions
and we thank you all for coming _ [N] and of course we're gonna be kind of choked up all through this because
_ We loved Al Strickland.
We loved all each other and for 51 years and
There's a lot going through our hearts
_ But on behalf of all the Texas Playboys if you haven't met him before don't know who they are
I want to go quickly around the circle and introduce them and and
_ on behalf of all of us _
_ We want to say thank you for coming _
Let's start.
Let's see.
Let's start over here with Bob Boatwright.
I guess he's I can see him better than anybody
He's taller than anybody [Dm] else Bob Boatwright from Mansfield, Texas.
He's a theater player _
Worked with Bob in the [D] 60s _ _ _ _
_ [F#] _ And Gene Gassaway who is from Huntington, Arkansas on the other fiddle _ _ _ _
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Fellow the first to hit a lick on a drum in a Western band.
His name is Smokey Dacus from Blackwell, Oklahoma
_ [D] _ January [D] 1935
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[F#] _ _ Over here on the guitar a real legend in his time because of the style of music that he set
Bob told him he wanted something different.
He found it.
His name is Eldon Shamlin the guitar player _
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all the bass came to work in [G#] 1936 from Call City, Oklahoma and
_ _ His name is Joe Frank Ferguson what happened here?
Huh?
Am I too loud?
Am I not loud [B] enough?
Oh, oh, well, okay
_ anyway, Joe Frank for
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_ _ [G] All right
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_ Joe Frank Ferguson from Call City, Oklahoma sings and plays bass _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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From [F#] Springfield, Missouri originally, but a longtime Texan now
He sang with Bob back in the 60s for the first time after Tommy Duncan passed away
His name is Leon Rauch and he's still with us today _
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[N] _ _ _ _ _ _ the piano tonight
playing in place of Al Strickland a
Very good friend of ours and a longtime fine piano player.
He's worked with Bob Johnny Lee me and just about everybody in the business _
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_ _ _ _ _ [N] His name is Clarence Cagle, please make him we love _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ Thank you, my name is Leon McAuliffe and I've been here since 1935
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