[id:$00000000] [ar:The Highwaymen] [ti:The Last Cowboy Song (Live)] [by:] [00:00.43]The Last Cowboy Song (最后的牛仔之歌) (Live) - Lawrence Welk with The Lennon Sisters [00:00.76]Written by：Ed Bruce/Ron Peterson [00:03.40]This the last cowboy song [00:08.90]The end of a hundred year waltz [00:14.64]The voices sound sad as they're singin' along [00:19.66]Another piece of America's lost [00:29.13]He rides the feed lots clerks in the markets [00:33.94]On weekends sellin' tobacco and beer [00:41.38]And his dream's of tonight surrounded by fences [00:46.46]But he'll dream tonight of when fences weren't here [00:53.74]He blazed the trail with lewis and clark [00:59.21]And eyeball to eyeball old wyatt backed down [01:05.70]He stood shoulder to shoulder with travis in texas [01:11.84]And rode with the seventh when custer went down [01:18.98]This the last cowboy song [01:24.53]The end of a hundred year waltz [01:30.06]The voices sound sad as they're singin' along [01:35.09]Another piece of America's lost [01:41.36]Remmington showed us how he looked on canvas [01:46.72]And louis lamour has told us his tale [01:53.20]Me and johnny and waylon and kris sing about him [01:59.35]And wish to god we could have ridden his trail [02:07.74]The old chisholm trail is covered in concrete now [02:11.79]They truck it to market in fifty foot rigs [02:16.10]They roll by his markings and don't even notice [02:19.65]Like living and dying was all he ever did [02:28.95]This the last cowboy song [02:34.18]The end of a hundred year waltz [02:40.02]The voices sound sad as they're singin' along [02:45.03]Another piece of America's lost [02:51.19]This the last cowboy song