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Fort Phantom Hill
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Fort Phantom Hill Recorded by Red Steagall Written by Red Steagall and Richard O'Brien
C F C It was a cold and windy day out on Fort Phantom Hill Am D7 Dm G7 With hats in hand a group of solemn men C F C F Were gathered around a shallow grave they’d dug with rifle butts D7 G7 C To pay their last respects to an old friend
Am F C Now Curly was the first to speak and in a gravel voice Am D7 Dm G7 Said I remember when he came out here C F C F He throwed a big John Blocker loop and rode a steel dust mare D7 G7 C I helped him rope a thousand longhorn steers
F G7 F C We rolled him in the wagon sheet and laid him in the ground Am D7 Dm G7 Then piled up rocks so wolves won't gnaw his bones F G7 C F Cheyenne cut a cross of cedar with his Barlow knife D7 G7 C Am We sang Lord another cowboy's coming home
F C Then Billy Fred remembered just how good he handled broncs Am D7 Dm G7 Until the blue roan broke him up real bad C F C F And McIntosh the wagon boss said in his Scottish brogue D7 G7 C Remarks the last the best cowboy we ever had
Am F C And then it came my time to speak they turned and looked at me Am D7 Dm G7 I held the tears back so they wouldn't show C F C F I bit my lip and swallowed hard but all that I could say D7 G7 C Was I'll miss you Papa I thought you had it rode
Repeat #3
F G7 C F Cheyenne cut a cross of cedar with his Barlow knife D7 G7 C And sang Lord another cowboy's coming home
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