| Joe Bob McKinzey was a hero of mine
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| He was an outlaw all of his life
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| Mama used to scold me
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| «Don't you hang out with that cowboy»
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| No doubt about it
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| He was rough at the edges
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| But he was smooth on the draw
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| Mama didn’t like him
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| He was rough at the edges
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| But he rode the finest stallion I ever saw
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| Sweet satin ladies on a Saturday night
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| You’ve never seen such a beautiful sight
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| With cowboys like Joe Bob
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| They’d ride off in the sunset
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| Oh, how I’d loved 'em
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| Rough at the edges
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| I could not detect a flaw
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| Old dusty cowboys
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| Rough at the edges
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| Rough at the edges
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| But smooth on the draw
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| Rough at the edges
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| But smooth on the draw, whoo-hoo
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| Ride, Joe Bob
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| Until this day, I bet he’s still bustin' broncos
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| Across that prairie in the sky
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| I won’t forget him if I live to a hundred, no
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| Joe Bob McKinzey was a hero of mine
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| Rough at the edges
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| But smooth on the draw
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| Rough at the edges
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| But smooth on the draw
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| He rode the finest stallion I ever saw
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| He was rough at the edges
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| But smooth on the draw, yeah |