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I had one set rule regarding their concerts positively no lighted cigarettes were to be parked on my piano! One song Ranger Winess always rendered as a solo, because all the others enjoyed hearing it too much to join in with him: OLD ROANEY I was hangin' 'round the town, and I didn't have a dime. I was out of work and loafin' all the time.
Went up in the East, come down in the West Stickin' to his middle, I was doin' my best! He went in the air with his belly to the sun The old sun-fishin' son-of-a-gun! Lost both the stirrups and I lost my hat Reached for the horn, blinder than a bat. Then Old Roaney gently slid into high, Left me sittin' on nothin' but the sky.
But I kept going down the canyon and the walls kept getting steeper and steeper, and narrower and narrower until finally they got so close together that me and Roaney stuck right there." At this point he always stopped and rolled a cigarette. The ladies were invariably goggle-eyed with excitement and would finally exclaim: "What happened then, Captain Hance?"
I saw that I was outnumbered, so I spurred old Roaney down into a draw at the left, hoping that I hadn't been seen. I got down the draw a little piece and thought I had given them the slip, but the yelling told me that they were still after me. I thought I could go down this draw a ways and then circle out and get back to my ranch.
There ain't no cowboy who is alive Can ride Old Roaney when he makes his high dive! When the piano player stopped and Frank struck a few soft chords on his guitar I knew they were getting sentimental.
Narrow in the chest, with a scar on his jaw, What all goes with an old outlaw! First came the bridle, then there was a fight; But I throwed on my saddle and screwed it down tight, Stepped to his middle, feelin' mighty fine, Said: "Out of the way, boys, watch him unwind!" Well, I guess Old Roaney sure unwound; Didn't spend much of his time on the ground!
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