Junior Cowboy
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Junior Cowboy
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Looking down on a Junior Cowboy
I see myself at the end of each day
I'm feeling sad somehow
My rumble tumble days are over now
Took Loopy Loo to a paper hat party
And fought the kid who tried to take her away
I'm feeling sad somehow
My rumble tumble days are over now
Running away,you don't know,you don't care
Funny the way that we change
Playing spoof at the back of the schoolyard
With no thought for the rest of the day
I'm feeling sad somehow
'Cause my rumble tumble days are over now
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