Patanio The Pride Of The Plains Song Lyrics and Chords

Patanio The Pride Of The Plains Song Lyrics and Chords by Billy Walker

Patanio The Pride Of The Plains

Recorded by Billy Walker

Written by Harry C. McAuliffe and Bobby Gregory

A/A time

C

You look at the picture with a

G7

wondering

C

eye

And then at the arrow that's

G7

hanging close

C

by

Say tell a story as

F

there's one I

C

know

Of a horse I once owned down

G7

in New Mexi

C

co

He was swift as an antelope and

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black as a

C

crow

With a star on his forehead as

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white as the

C

snow

His arched neck was hidden by a

F

long flowing

C

mane

And they called him Patanio the

G7

pride of the

C

plains

The country was new then the

G7

settlers were

C

scarce

The Indians on the warpath were

G7

savage and

C

fierce

Scouts were sent out every

F

day from the

C

post

But they never came back so we

G7

knew they were

C

lost

One day the Captain said

G7

someone must

C

go

For help to the border

G7

of New Mexi

C

co

A dozen brave fellows straight

F

way answered

C

here

But the Captain he spied me and

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said son come

C

here

Patanio beside me his

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nose in my

C

hand

Said the captain your horse is the

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best in the

C

land

You're good for this ride you're the

F

lightest man

C

here

On the back of that mustang

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you've nothing to

C

fear

I'm proud of my horse sir

G7

I answered you

C

know

Patanio and I are both

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willing to

C

go

They all shook my hand as

F

I mounted the

C

black

Patanio sped forward and I

G7

gave him his

C

slack

For eighty long miles over the

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plains we must

C

go

For help to the border

G7

of New Mexi

C

co

The black struck a trot and

F

he kept it all

C

night

Till just as the east was

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beginning to

C

light

When back from behind me there

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came a fierce

C

yell

We knew that the redskins were

G7

hot on our

C

trail

I rose up and jingled the

F

bells on his

C

rein

And I stoked his neck softly and

G7

I called him by

C

name

He answered my touch with a

G7

toss of his

C

head

And his black body lengthened

G7

as onward he

C

sped

The arrows fell round me

F

like showers of

C

rain

When in my left leg oh I

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felt a sharp

C

pain

The red blood was flowing from

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Patanio's

C

side

But he never once shortened his

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powerful

C

stride

Patanio poor fellow I

F

knew he was

C

hurt

But still he dashed onward

G7

and on to the

C

fort

By good care Patanio and

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I were soon

C

well

Of his death long years after it

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hurts me to

C

tell

They write songs about him the

F

cowboys still

C

sing

The legend lives on of his

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long flowing

C

mane

So look at the arrow that

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hangs on the

C

wall

It was shot through my leg boot

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stirrup and

C

all

On many fine horses I've

F

since drawn the

C

reins

But none like Patanio the

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pride of the

C

plains

FAQ

Who sang the the song Patanio The Pride Of The Plains?
- The song Patanio The Pride Of The Plains was sang by Billy Walker.

Who is Billy Walker?
- William Marvin Walker (January 14, 1929 - May 21, 2006) was an American country music singer and guitarist best known for his 1962 hit, "Charlie's Shoes". Nicknamed The Tall Texan, Walker had more than 30 charting records during a nearly 60-year career, and was a longtime member of the Grand Ole Opry.

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