[00:04.32]Come all you old time cowboys
[00:07.92]And listen to my song
[00:12.27]Please do not grow weary
[00:16.34]I'll not detain you long
[00:21.62]Concerning some wild cowboys
[00:24.73]Who did agree to go
[00:28.89]Spend the summer pleasant
[00:32.57]On the trail of the Buffalo
[00:37.13]I found myself in Griffin
[00:40.71]In the spring of '83
[00:44.80]When a well known famous drover
[00:49.28]Came walking up to me
[00:53.98]Said  "How do you do  young fellow
[00:57.47]Well how would you like to go
[01:01.24]And spend the summer pleasant
[01:04.79]On the trail of the Buffalo "
[01:09.85]Well I being out of work right then
[01:11.81]To the drover I did say
[01:14.23]"Going out on the Buffalo Road
[01:15.65]Depends on the pay
[01:18.91]If you will pay good wages
[01:21.38]And transportation to and fro
[01:24.50]I think I might go with you
[01:27.67]On the hunt of the Buffalo "
[01:32.45]"Of course I'll pay good wages
[01:35.59]And transportation too
[01:37.71]If you will agree to work for me
[01:39.43]Until the season's through "
[01:42.63]But if you do get homesick
[01:46.21]And try to run away
[01:49.18]You will starve
[01:49.83]Out on the trail and also lose your pay "
[01:57.69]Well with all his flattering talking
[02:00.53]He signed up quite a train
[02:03.69]Some 10 or 12 in number
[02:07.10]Some able bodied men
[02:12.10]The trip it was a pleasant one
[02:14.76]As we hit the westward road
[02:18.61]Until we crossed old Boggy Creek
[02:22.16]In old New Mexico
[02:26.08]There our pleasures ended
[02:28.84]And our troubles began
[02:31.71]A lightening storm hit us