Forty-four's no age to start again,

But the bulls were getting tough and he was never free of pain

Where others blew their winnings getting tanked,

Most of his got banked saving for the farm.



He never thought she'd wait for him at all.

She wanted more than broken bones and trophies on the wall;

But when he quit and finally got the farm,

She ran into his arms and now they've got a kid.



He was star of all the rodeos but now thet rob him blind.

It took eighteen years of Brahma bulls and life on the line

To get his spread and a decent herd,

But now he spends his time pulling night guard.



He told her that he'd got it for the game,

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