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Bury Me With My Boots And Spurs (Larry W. Jones 01/21/2007) (song#4343)
Darlin', hold me closely to your breast
Just as you did in sunny days gone by
Let me slumber now and go on to my rest
Darlin', please don't let me see you cry
My life, sweetheart, is swiftly falling
And there's one request I must confer
When I have ended all life's calling
Please bury me with my boots and spurs
Darlin', from the first I have loved you
And you know that we've never been apart
A blush of rose still warms your cheek too
As lovely as it was right from the start
The west Texas wind is blowing colder
Please grant my request that I prefer
Just let my head rest on your shoulder
And bury me with my boots and spurs
The cowboy crossed the darkened valley
Where the breath and life of all men go
His ride through life found its finale
Where he now sleeps beneath the rose
By the rocky trail the cowboy's resting
Decorated by a garland that was hers
A cowgirl's love was his daily blessing
She buried him with his boots and spurs
Kingwood Kowboy
Author of over 6,600 song lyrics
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I'm not much for country but I like your lyrics it read quit well the only thing that threw me of was this line
The cowboy crossed the darkened valley
but i think thats just because of the tune i had in my head to go with it,
it probably flows better when you sing it
:wink: mystic
Hi mysticmoonangel. Here's the meaning:
The cowboy crossed the darkened valley
The old cowboy died.
Kingwood Kowboy
Author of over 6,600 song lyrics
http://www.kingwoodkowboy.com/
