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DESERT SILVERY BLUE (Badger Clark) Desert silvery blue beneath the pale moonlight Coyotes yapping lazily on the hill Sleepy winks of dawn across the far skyline Time for millin' cattle to be still. Cho: So now the lightning's far away The coyotes nothin' skeery, just singing to his dearie Yo ho tomon a holiday So settle down ye cattle til the mornin'. Nothing out there on the plains that you folks need Nothing there that seems to catch your eye Still you got to watch them or they'll all stampede Plunging down some lonely bank to die. Always dreamin' dreams of far off silvery blue Always feelin' thorns that stab and sting Still stampedin' never made a dream come true So I'll ride around the range and sing. From SUN AND SADDLE LEATHER 1935,1936, Chapman & Grimes, Inc. Music 1947 by Ralph H. Lyman filename[ DESRTBLU KL ![]() 8note Sheet> |
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