Cowboy Songs Old and New: 75 Songs of the Old American West

Enjoy and relive the romance of the Great American West with this collection of 75 mostly traditional western and cowboy songs. Included are full lyrics, music notation, and chord symbols playable on all instruments. Every song also has guitar chords symbols so you can easily pick up your guitar and sing them around the house or serenade your friends around the campfire.

You will find many of your favorite old cowboy songs here, from ＂Ain’t No More Cane on the Brazos＂ all the way to ＂The Zebra Dun＂ along with several new songs in the western cowboy tradition by the famous Gillette Brothers and from famed cowboy poet Waddie Mitchell.

Included are full lyrics, music and guitar chords for: After the Chores, Ain’t No More Cane on the Brazos, At the End of the Santa Fe Trail, The Ballad of Jesse James, Been All Around This World, Billy the Kid, Billy Vanero, Bravest Cowboy, The Brazos River Song, Bucking Bronco, Buffalo Gal, The Chuckwagon’s Mired, Cielito Lindo, Cocinero, The Colorado Trail, Cowboy Jack, The Cowboy Life, Cowboy’s Dream, The Cowman’s Prayer, Curley Joe, The Devil Made Texas, Diamond Joe, Doney Gal, Down in the Valley, The Dreary Black Hills, Git Along Little Dogies, Goin’ to the West, The Gouge-Eye Saloon, The Great Western Woods, Green Grow the Lilacs, The High-Toned Dance, Home on the Range, I Ride an Old Paint, I’m Happy, It Could Have Been Worse, Jack O’ Diamonds, Leaving Cheyenne, The Lily of the West, The Little Black Bull, Little Joe the Wrangler, The Little Old Sod Shanty, The Lone Star Trail, Long Summer Day, Middle of Nowhere, Mustang Gray, The Night-Herding Song, North to Kansas, Ocean of Grass, Oh Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie, Oh My Darling Clementine, Oh Susanna, The Old Chisholm Trail, Old Dan Tucker, The Overlanders, The Pot Wrastler, Pu’u Huluhulu, The Rambling Gambler, The Red River Valley, Red Wing, Roundup in the Spring, Rye Whiskey, Sam Bass, The Santa Fe Trail, Sentiment Toast, The Strawberry Roan, The Streets of Laredo, Sweet Betsy from Pike, Ten Thousand Cattle Straying, The Texas Cowboy, Texian Boys, The Trail to Mexico, When the Morning Comes, When the Work’s All Done this Fall, Windy Bill, The Yellow Rose of Texas, The Zebra Dun.