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Southern Texas (Texas Rangers) | traditional banjo/Clifton Hicks cover

This is a traditional song which I learned from the recording of Clifton Hicks, who learned it from George Gibson. f A# F A# D Video Produced by Great Tidal River LLC | ‪@Illegitimate_Scholar‬ Was down in southern Texas where I rejoined to stay I left my kind old parents when their hair was turning grey I joined them dying cowboys, I knew I had to ride I climbed up in the saddle and bid this world goodbye I saw them Indians coming I heard them give their yell My feelings at that moment no human tongue can tell I saw their shining rifles, their bullets round me flew Then all my strength had left me, and all my courage too And then I thought of Mother who said in tears to me To you they are all strangers at home you'd better be. I thought her old and foolish, but then she did not know My mind was set on ranging so westward I did go