| Song | The Last Cowboy Song |
| Artist | The Highwaymen |
| Album | Highwayman |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:03.74] | This the last cowboy song |
| [00:09.12] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [00:14.80] | The voices sound sad as they're singin' along. |
| [00:20.20] | Another piece of America's lost. |
| [00:26.35] | He rides the feed lots, clerks in the markets |
| [00:35.02] | On weekends sellin' tobacco and beer. |
| [00:41.38] | And his dreams of tomorrow, surrounded by fences |
| [00:47.24] | But he'll dream tonight of when fences weren't here. |
| [00:54.41] | He blazed the trail with Lewis and Clark |
| [00:59.83] | And eyeball to eyeball, old Wyatt backed down. |
| [01:05.51] | He stood shoulder to shoulder with Travis in Texas. |
| [01:12.75] | And rode with the 7th when Custer went down. |
| [01:19.82] | This the last cowboy song |
| [01:25.21] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [01:31.00] | The voices sound sad as they're singin' along. |
| [01:36.49] | Another piece of America's lost. |
| [01:45.53] | Remmington showed us how he looked on canvas |
| [01:50.89] | And Louis Lamour has told us his tale. |
| [01:56.57] | Me and Johnny and Waylon and Kris sing about him |
| [02:03.62] | And wish to God we could have ridden his trail. |
| [02:07.47] | (Johnny Cash Verse Spoken Over ) |
| [02:12.33] | The old Chisolm trail is covered in concrete now |
| [02:16.88] | They truck it to market in fifty foot rigs. |
| [02:22.13] | They roll by his markings and don't even notice |
| [02:26.24] | Like living and dying was all he ever did. |
| [02:33.00] | This the last cowboy song |
| [02:38.43] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [02:44.17] | The voices sound sad as they're singin' along. |
| [02:49.53] | Another piece of America's lost. |
| [02:56.03] | This the last cowboy song |
| [03:01.09] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [03:03.73] | The voices sound sad as they're singin' along. |
| [03:05.29] | Another piece of America's lost. |
| [03:06.05] | To Fade. |
| [00:03.74] | This the last cowboy song |
| [00:09.12] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [00:14.80] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [00:20.20] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [00:26.35] | He rides the feed lots, clerks in the markets |
| [00:35.02] | On weekends sellin' tobacco and beer. |
| [00:41.38] | And his dreams of tomorrow, surrounded by fences |
| [00:47.24] | But he' ll dream tonight of when fences weren' t here. |
| [00:54.41] | He blazed the trail with Lewis and Clark |
| [00:59.83] | And eyeball to eyeball, old Wyatt backed down. |
| [01:05.51] | He stood shoulder to shoulder with Travis in Texas. |
| [01:12.75] | And rode with the 7th when Custer went down. |
| [01:19.82] | This the last cowboy song |
| [01:25.21] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [01:31.00] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [01:36.49] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [01:45.53] | Remmington showed us how he looked on canvas |
| [01:50.89] | And Louis Lamour has told us his tale. |
| [01:56.57] | Me and Johnny and Waylon and Kris sing about him |
| [02:03.62] | And wish to God we could have ridden his trail. |
| [02:07.47] | Johnny Cash Verse Spoken Over |
| [02:12.33] | The old Chisolm trail is covered in concrete now |
| [02:16.88] | They truck it to market in fifty foot rigs. |
| [02:22.13] | They roll by his markings and don' t even notice |
| [02:26.24] | Like living and dying was all he ever did. |
| [02:33.00] | This the last cowboy song |
| [02:38.43] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [02:44.17] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [02:49.53] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [02:56.03] | This the last cowboy song |
| [03:01.09] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [03:03.73] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [03:05.29] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [03:06.05] | To Fade. |
| [00:03.74] | This the last cowboy song |
| [00:09.12] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [00:14.80] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [00:20.20] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [00:26.35] | He rides the feed lots, clerks in the markets |
| [00:35.02] | On weekends sellin' tobacco and beer. |
| [00:41.38] | And his dreams of tomorrow, surrounded by fences |
| [00:47.24] | But he' ll dream tonight of when fences weren' t here. |
| [00:54.41] | He blazed the trail with Lewis and Clark |
| [00:59.83] | And eyeball to eyeball, old Wyatt backed down. |
| [01:05.51] | He stood shoulder to shoulder with Travis in Texas. |
| [01:12.75] | And rode with the 7th when Custer went down. |
| [01:19.82] | This the last cowboy song |
| [01:25.21] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [01:31.00] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [01:36.49] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [01:45.53] | Remmington showed us how he looked on canvas |
| [01:50.89] | And Louis Lamour has told us his tale. |
| [01:56.57] | Me and Johnny and Waylon and Kris sing about him |
| [02:03.62] | And wish to God we could have ridden his trail. |
| [02:07.47] | Johnny Cash Verse Spoken Over |
| [02:12.33] | The old Chisolm trail is covered in concrete now |
| [02:16.88] | They truck it to market in fifty foot rigs. |
| [02:22.13] | They roll by his markings and don' t even notice |
| [02:26.24] | Like living and dying was all he ever did. |
| [02:33.00] | This the last cowboy song |
| [02:38.43] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [02:44.17] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [02:49.53] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [02:56.03] | This the last cowboy song |
| [03:01.09] | The end of a hundred year waltz. |
| [03:03.73] | The voices sound sad as they' re singin' along. |
| [03:05.29] | Another piece of America' s lost. |
| [03:06.05] | To Fade. |