Stewball
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Stewball
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Way out in California where old Stewball was born
All the jockeys in the country said he blew there in a storm
Bet on Stewball, you might win, win, win
Bet on Stewball you might win
All the jockeys in the country said he blew there in a storm
All the women in the country said he never was known
His bridle, it was silver, his saddle it was gold
But the price on his blanket has never been told
The horses, they were saddled, and the word was given Go!
Old Stewball, he shot off like an arrow from a bow
All the old folks, they hollered, all the young folks they did bawl
But the children said "look, look at that noble Stewball!"
Bet on Stewball, you might win, win, win
Bet on Stewball you might win
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Tarbox Ramblers performs "Stewball", and this lyric page sits inside the Tarbox Ramblers catalog on LyroVerse.
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