March '81
It gets lonely out on the
prairie at night
Nothing but the stars to
talk to
The moon listens to the
howls of the coyotes
And the campfire listens to
the sound of my farts
While I'm warming my hands
on the blaze
The smell of my farts remind
me of
Chorus:
Huevos Rancheros, been
playing on my mind
I love senoritas and ranch
style eggs.
I'm back at the ranch by the
crack of dawn
My wife's name is Dawn so
you catch my drift
Been out rustling cattle on
the range all week
And I'm hornier than a five
o'clock traffic jam
When the loving is done and
I'm one hungry cowboy
From the kitchen comes the
sweet smell of
Repeat Chorus
Was down in Nogales for a
spell last week
Hadn't planned on it but
bought a pound of gum
One little boy came up to me
and said
“Hey meester, you want to
try my seester?”
So I had her right there in
the kitchen where she worked
Right on top of a fresh hot
plate of
Repeat Chorus
When I got back from my trip
I noticed a drip
Funny thing my wife noticed
it too
She said “I ought to cut
that dirty old thing right off”
But instead she kissed me
and went to work
On an old family remedy her
mama had showed her
Around my manhood a hot
poultice of
Repeat Chorus
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