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Windy Bill lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a good country song written and recorded by Rex Allen.
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Windy Bill Written and recorded by Rex Allen
G Bill was a Texas lad D7 G And he could rope you bet D7 He swore the steer he couldn't tie C G Well he'd never met 'em yet
D7 Now all the boys knew an old black steer C G Who's a kind of an old outlaw
Who'd run down in the Malpas D7 G At the foot of rocky draw
D7 This old black steer had stood his ground C G With punchers from everywhere
So they bet old Bill at two-to-one D7 G That he couldn't quite get there
D7 Then Bill brought out his old gray hoss C G His withers and back were raw
Prepared to tackle that big black brute D7 G That run down in the draw
D7 With his Brazos bit and his Sam Stack Tree C G His chaps and spurs to boot
His old maguey tied hard and fast D7 G Bill swore he'd get that brute
D7 Now first Bill sort-a sauntered 'round C G Old blackie began to paw
Then he throwed his tail straight up in the air D7 G And went driftin' down the draw
D7 Bill he lit in a flint rock pile C G His face and hands were scratched
He said he thought he could rope a snake D7 G But he guessed he'd met his match
D7 He paid his bets like a little man C G Without a bit of jaw
And allowed old Blackie was the best D7 G Of anything in the draw
D7 There's a moral to my story boys C G And that you all must see
Whenever you go to tie a snake D7 G Don't tie it to your tree
D7 But take your dally welters C G According to California law
You'll never see your old rim-fire D7 G Go driftin' down the draw
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