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Out In New Mexico lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use,
it's a very good country song written and recorded by Johnny Horton.
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Out In New Mexico Written and recorded by Johnny Horton
C G7 C It was in the town of Griffin in the year of '83
It was there an old cow-puncher stepped up and said to me
How do you do young fellow and how would you like to go G7 C And spend a pleasant summer out in New Mexico
G7 C I'll furnish you good wages your transportation too
If you will but go with me one summer season's through
But if you grow homesick and back to Griffin go G7 C I'll furnish you no horses from the hills of Mexico
G7 C Well we left the town of Griffin in the merry month of May
When everything seemed lovely and everything seemed gay
With saddles on our horses marching onward we did go G7 C Until we reached Old Boggy out in New Mexico
G7 C It was there our pleasures ended and our troubles they began
Oh the first hailstorm came on us oh how those cattle ran
Through all kinds of thorns and thistles the cowboys had to go G7 C While the Indians watched upon us out in New Mexico
G7 C And when the drive was over the rider would not pay
To all you good-lookin' people this much I have to say
Go back to your friends and loved ones tell others not to go G7 C To the God-forsaken country they call New Mexico
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