Whoop-I-Ti-Yi-Yo

Well, what ya reckon we sing a song, Dusty Well, let's do it, Lefty One, two, you know what to do Well, I'm just an old cowboy with twigs in my hair Two-thirds alligator and three-quarters bear And one half a lion but let it be known I never told one lie that was not my own Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo, git along little doggy I'll eat when I'm hungry, I'll drink when I'm dry Don't boss me or cross me or I'll spit in your eye I think what I please and I say what I mean And I think all you women are the finest I've seen Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo, git along little doggy I love the prairie, say what you will It's flat and it's dusty but I love it still It's emtpy and lonely and tedious too So maybe I'm crazy but what can I do Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo, git along little doggy Here comes the solo Yeah, real good I guess you can tell by the way we are dressed We're are two cowboy of the wild west Cowboy's who's boots have stepped into manour Heroes of song and of literature We ride in the snow and we ride in the rain Just like Gene Autry, just like John Wayne They were better cowboys then us and I mean it And we are still living and that is convenient Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo, git along little doggy Whoop-i-ti-yi-yo, git along little doggies Yoo-ah-lay-lee, yoo-ah-lay-lee, a-whooooo Wha, hooooo