| There’s a way to say «hello»
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| That all the cowboys know
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| A phrase that even city folks can say
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| Well ya just say «Hey,"then «Howdy»
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| And then say «Hey"again
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| Yep, that’s the way we say «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| Ohhhhhhhhhhh!
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| Sing along with me, now one, two, three
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| Hey Howdy Hey!
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| Yell it nice and loud and tall and proud
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| Hey Howdy Hey!
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| Well you could say «Howdy pardner,"it that’s yer cowboy style
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| But when you say «Hey howdy hey!"you'll always get a smile
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| So greetch yer kin with a big old grin an'
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| Jest say hello ta ev’ryone you know with
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| You c’n betch yer last plug nickel that you’ll have a sunny day
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| When ya simply smile and say «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| Ev’ry old cowpoke and his old cowfolk say
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| And ev’ry buffalo gal in the old corral say
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!"(«You've got it!»)
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| Ev’ry rough and rootin’rider, with his rugged rawhide reins
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| And ev’ry friendly farmer above the fruited plains
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| Now say it like ya saw a snake! |
| («Whoa!»)
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| And now say it like it’s choc’late cake!
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| «Hey Howdy Hey!»
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| You c’n betch yer spurs’n saddle, that things’ll go yer way
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| When ya simply smile and wave and laugh 'n
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| jump up 'n down 'n turn around 'n Jimmy Crack
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| Corn 'n skip to m’lou 'm kiss yer mom 'n brush
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| yer teeth 'n make a face and holy smoke 'n
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| saaaaaaaaaaaaaaay «Hey Howdy Hey!!»
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| Hey! |