Broncho Buster 1907

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 19 January 2011
2011

Not many miles from Denver town,
Just as the Western sun went down;
Cowboys stole out from their corrall,
To watch their pardner woo his gal.
He was too shy his love to tell,
She seemed so bashful too;
Until the crowd set up a yell;
"Kiss her Bill,
or we'll kiss her for you." Oh!

Broncho Buster!
Why don't you trust her?
Go on lassoo her,
somebody else will woo her,
She's no shy goose,
Jump on your cayusse
and carry her off to Denver town.

Broncho Buster!
Why don't you trust her?
Go on lassoo her,
somebody else will woo her,
She's no shy goose,
Jump on your cayusse
and carry her off to Denver town.

When Broncho's gal saw what he'd done,
She pulled a wicked looking gun;
She yelled: "Hop on to that cayuse,
And make him gallop like the deuce."
She woke a parson out of bed,
pointed her fortyfour;
"Marry us, or you'll die," she said.
Broncho heard the parson then implore. Oh!

Broncho Buster!
Why don't you trust her?
Go on lassoo her,
somebody else will woo her,
She's no shy goose,
Jump on your cayusse
and carry her off to Denver town.

Broncho Buster!
Why don't you trust her?
Go on lassoo her,
somebody else will woo her,
She's no shy goose,
Jump on your cayusse
and carry her off to Denver town.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
*
Broncho Buster 1907
"dedicated to Rose Brown"
Music by Dorothy Jardon
Lyrics by Edward Madden
© 1907 by Maurice Shapiro, New York
*
sequence & karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Wednesday 19 January 2011 at 17.17
in association with Veda Meyer-Castens
*