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Chris Ledoux - Ballad Of Will Rogers Lyrics

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  • He was born and raised in Oklahoma his blood lines were white and Cherokee
  • His daddy owned a ranch outside of Clairmore
  • Where he learned to ride before the age of three
  • Now young Will Rogers was a cowboy
  • And he practiced with his rope most everyday
  • He'd ride around the barn or cross the prarie
  • And threw a rope around any thug that came his way.
  • Yes Will Rogers was a country boy one of Oklahoma's favorite sons
  • The nation clamied him as their pride and joy
  • But his roots were deep in Oklahoma sod
  • Before too long he had his fill of schooling
  • At eighteen years he got the urge to roam
  • A whole great big world wass out there waiting
  • So he saddled up and lit out on his own
  • Well he wrangled some ranches down in Texas
  • And he punched some cows out in New Mexico
  • Then he nearly starved to death in Argentina
  • In Africa he joined a wild west show
  • Yes Will Rogers...
  • From the early days of Vaudeville to the big time
  • Folks that knew him said that he'd never change
  • He was still the simple Oaklahoma cowboy
  • No matter what he always stayed the same
  • I suppose most of all he loved the people
  • Said, he never met a man he didn't like
  • When times were hard and folks were feeling sorry
  • A word from Will would always bring a smile
  • Yes Will Rogers...

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