Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Farmer And The Cowman , by - Sidney LivingstoneSong from the album «Оклахома!», in the genre МюзиклыRelease date: 31.12.1997
Record label: Exallshow
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Farmer And The Cowman , by - Sidney LivingstoneSong from the album «Оклахома!», in the genre МюзиклыThe Farmer And The Cowman |
| Rodgers And Hammerstein |
| Oklahoma |
| The Farmer And The Cowman |
| Andrew Carnes: |
| The farmer and the cowman should be friends, |
| Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends. |
| One man likes to push a plough, the other likes to chase a |
| cow, |
| But that’s no reason why they cain’t be friends. |
| Territory folks should stick together, |
| Territory folks should all be pals. |
| Cowboys dance with farmer’s daughters, |
| Farmers dance with the ranchers' gals. |
| All: |
| Territory folks should stick together, |
| Territory folks should all be pals. |
| Cowboys dance with farmer’s daughters, |
| Farmers dance with the ranchers' gals. |
| Carnes: |
| I’d like to say a word for the farmer, |
| He come out west and made a lot of changes |
| Will: |
| He come out west and built a lot of fences, |
| Curly: |
| And built 'em right acrost our cattle ranges! |
| Carnes: |
| The farmer is a good and thrifty citizen, |
| No matter what the cowman says or thinks. |
| You seldom see him drinkin' in a barroom, |
| Curly: |
| Unless somebody else is buying drinks! |
| Carnes: |
| The farmer and the cowman should be friends, |
| Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends. |
| The cowman ropes a cow with ease, the farmer steals her |
| butter and cheese, |
| But that’s no reason why they cain’t be friends |
| All: |
| Territory folks should stick together, |
| Territory folks should all be pals. |
| Cowboys dance with farmer’s daughters, |
| Farmers dance with the ranchers' gals. |
| Aunt Eller: |
| I’d like to say a word for the cowboy, |
| The road he treds is difficult and stony. |
| He rides for days on end with jist a pony for a friend, |
| Ado Annie: |
| I sure am feelin' sorry fer the pony! |
| Aunt Eller: |
| The farmer should be sociable with the cowboy, |
| If he rides by and asks for food and water, |
| Don’t treat him like a lous, make him welcome in yer house, |
| Carnes: |
| But be sure that you lock up yer wife and daughter! |
| (fight breaks loose, Aunt Eller fires a gun and everyone |
| freezes) |
| Aunt Eller: Ain’t nobody gonna slug out anythin'. |
| Sing it Andrew! |
| (Points gun at Carnes) Dum- didy-dum-dum-dum! |
| Carnes: |
| The farmer and the cowman should be friends… |
| Added voices: |
| Oh, the farmer and the cowman should be friends, |
| Everyone: |
| One man likes to push a plough, the other likes to chase a |
| cow, |
| But that’s no reason why they can’t be friends |
| Aunt Eller: |
| I’d like to teach you all a little sayin' |
| And learn the words by heart the way you should |
| I don’t say I’m no better than anybody else, |
| But I’ll be damned if I ain’t jist as good! |
| Everyone: |
| I don’t say I’m no better than anybody else, |
| But I’ll be damned if I ain’t jist as good! |
| Territory folks should stick together, |
| Territory folks should all be pals. |
| Cowboys dance with farmer’s daughters, |
| Farmers dance with the ranchers' gals! |