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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Scott Pringle
Mandolin
Daniel Kenyon
Cello
Colton Crawford
Banjo
Nate Hilts
Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Scott Pringle
Songwriter
Colton Crawford
Songwriter
Danny Kenyon
Songwriter
Nate Hilts
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
The Dead South
Producer
Jimmy Nutt
Producer
João Carvalho
Mastering Engineer
Cody Simmons
Recording Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
It's been a long, dark, dirty road and pocket full of gold
And I've been out here now all on my own
It's real quiet here, just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me except
[Verse 2]
In 1955, born into Wadena's pride
I laid my head on that Milligan creek bed
When I was a young man, I helped build this land
Though I put down these rails as a CPR man
[Verse 3]
Thought I'd live forever with my heart in my pocket
Oh, my gun by my side and my feelin's in a locket
[Verse 4]
Well, that was a cold year in 77
But I married my wife, we had two kids
I gave her a daughter, she gave me a son
And we rode those damn horses until we had none
[Verse 5]
Fists still like flyin doin' things for dyin'
Oh, I should have put that old gun away
[Verse 6]
But I, I am a
Broken cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken cowboy
[Verse 7]
Livin' life in the fast lane, racin' cars and robbin' trains
I thought I had it all then one day I got the call
A father's worst dream, my son went down and
I
[Verse 8]
The colors deceive me as I see grey
Oh, you're cuttin' me down with those cold words you're sayin'
Then you called me brother, but this can't be so
'Cause you slander my name anywhere the wind will blow
[Verse 9]
Oh
[Verse 10]
But I, I am a
Broken cowboy
And I don't feel right no more
'Cause I am a broken cowboy
Yes, I am a broken cowboy
[Verse 11]
It's been a long, dark, dirty road and pocket full of gold
And I've been out here now all on my own
Well, it's real quiet here, just the way I like it here
There's no one to bother me except that old tauntin' tree
Written by: Colton Crawford, Daniel Kenyon, Nathaniel Hilts, Scott Pringle