In case we have all forgotten

[Redball Express]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

 

[cityochamps]

I'm sorry but did he say "they peed in the kool aide"??

 

[GORICO]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

should play this song every home game

 

[xwalker]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

I was a Fort Worth Rodeo type Cowboy growing up but wanted to be a Dallas Football type Cowboy.

 

[Ranching]

I heard the Village People are looking for a new cowboy. Lol!

 

[Redball Express]

should play this song every home game

The whole crowd should singing.

at least one verse..

the opposition would cring..

then we could all hoop and holler at them and start the game..

we'd be warning them we about to drive some doggies..

them.

 

[GORICO]

The whole crowd should singing.

at least one verse..

the opposition would cring..

then we could all hoop and holler at them and start the game..

we'd be warning them we about to drive some doggies..

them.

Go Cowboys

 

[Redball Express]

I was a Fort Worth Rodeo type Cowboy growing up but wanted to be a Dallas Football type Cowboy.

Way cool..

love to hear one of your rodeo stories..

you must have a bunch of them.

 

[Redball Express]

I heard the Village People are looking for a new cowboy. Lol!

Volunteer anyone?

Heard the pay for the position was sort of meager..


but they say the fringies are good..

not my cuppa tea thank you.

 

[Redball Express]

Go Cowboys

Hey bro..cheers.

Just to add a little flavor to the thread..

of course this is sung by Michael Murphy..a C&W icon from Texas..

here is something you may recognize of his..

another song in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Guess he 's good..

 

[xwalker]

Way cool..

love to hear one of your rodeo stories..

you must have a bunch of them.

I had to hide the Bull Riding from my Mom. Once she found out that came to an end. I did do some steer wrestling and we rode our horses in the Rodeo Grand Entries as they call them. We got a full day excused absense every May for a trail ride to the next town.

I got a week each excused absenses for showing livestock at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the State Fair.

Finally I went to state in Tractor Mechanics contests and at the State Contest we opened for a Tractor Pull at the Will Rogers Coliseum.

 

[Redball Express]

I had to hide the Bull Riding from my Mom. Once she found out that came to an end. I did do some steer wrestling and we rode our horses in the Rodeo Grand Entries as they call them. We got a full day excused absense every May for a trail ride to the next town.

I got a week each excused absenses for showing livestock at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the State Fair.

Finally I went to state in Tractor Mechanics contests and at the State Contest we opened for a Tractor Pull at the Will Rogers Coliseum.

Brother that is awesome.

You should write that stuff down for your grandkids.

Here..

 

[Redball Express]

I had to hide the Bull Riding from my Mom. Once she found out that came to an end. I did do some steer wrestling and we rode our horses in the Rodeo Grand Entries as they call them. We got a full day excused absense every May for a trail ride to the next town.

I got a week each excused absenses for showing livestock at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo and the State Fair.

Finally I went to state in Tractor Mechanics contests and at the State Contest we opened for a Tractor Pull at the Will Rogers Coliseum.

I enjoyed your story so much I hope you don't mind me giving you another tribute..

as a kid I would cry over this song..

so sad..

I'm jealous of your steer work..

 

[bark]

I heard the Village People are looking for a new cowboy. Lol!

Wait you crazy man.

 

[Melonfeud]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

I've heard Johnny Cash sing that one,,, he sings it best(IMO),,

And you posted " yellow rose of Texas " my father was an Indian out of Oklahoma and hated anything Texas ,most notably THAT song,guess that's why I've always liked it

 

[xwalker]

I enjoyed your story so much I hope you don't mind me giving you another tribute..

as a kid I would cry over this song..

so sad..

I'm jealous of your steer work..

Cool. Thanks. Good song.

It was a great way to grow up; although, there was an extreme amount a of work to tend to all the animals.

My neighbor and I rode our horses everywhere as kids much like most kids ride their bicycles or motorcycles.

 

[haleyrules]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

Amen.

 

[JohnnyTheFox]

I sure did, my youth was filled with days playing Cowboys and Indians. I used to have a pair of Billy the Kid jeans and thought I was the hottest thing since sliced bread.

 

[theebs]

should play this song every home game

Uhh no thanks.

 

[Ranching]

Growing up as a kid..I wanted to be a Cowboy..

didn't every little kid want to be?

I had a 45 record that had this song and I learned the words..

Being a Cowboy is about being tough, being a hero..accepting who you are and living it.

To me..when the Cowboys came into the league they were the embodiment of that culture.

They were tough..

competitive..

ultimately overcoming so many things to eventually become identified with being winners.

This song I am posting is a song sung by the Cowboys 150 years ago rounding up cattle.

Every Cowboy knew this song..

mods feel free to move this thread as needed.

Enjoy.

I got thrown off a horse in the late 80's, my right size 15 got stuck in the sturrip. Got dragged for a bit and had to have a complete reconstruction of my ankle done. 16 weeks on crutches. Not very good memories, but I still ride.