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OL SNAKE
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Ol Snake
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FLETCHER JOWERS Cowboy and Western Music Fletcher is a premier Cowboy Singer and Songwriter of pure Cowboy music. His authentic Texas Cowboy approach to music has warmed the hearts of his fans throughout the West. He has been featured at Cowboy events such as The Western Heritage Classic, The Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering, The Great Pikes Peake Cowboy Poetry Gathering (there awarded the prestigious Dick Spencer Memorial Award), The New Mexico Cowboy Poetry Gathering, The National Cowboy Symposium, The Texas Cowboy Poetry Gathering, The Cowboy Hall Of Fame, and The Academy Of Western Artists Awards Ceremony. Fletcher has been nominated for Entertainer Of The Year, Male Vocalist Of The Year, Song Of The Year as well as Albumn Of The Year. He co-authored, along with Red Steagall, the great song "Sleepin' In My Leggin's Tonight" which was on Red's Wrangler Award winning project "Dear Momma, I'm A Cowboy". He also wrote "When The Roses Bloom Next Spring", a cut on Red's project "Love Of The West". Fletcher was a principal actor/singer along with Charlie Daniels, Ian Tyson, Becky Hobbs and Will Dudley on the short film/musical video "Ol Cowboys And Dreamers" produced by Peter Lippman. He has released three projects, "Songs Of A Texas Cowboy", "Sing Me A Cowboy Song" and "Still Riding High". Fletcher has lived the life of a cowboy, working on several ranches throughout the West.
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Peak #170
Peak in subgenre #35
Author
Fletcher Jowers
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apllied for
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June 21, 2003
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MP3 2.7 MB 128 kbps 0:00
Story behind the song
"Ol Snake" is a story of a preacher making a deal with some cowboys that he will ride "Ol Snake", the meanest bronc on the place, in return for their church attendance. It all happens and "Ol Snake" becomes the top horse in the string.
Lyrics
OL SNAKE (2:56) (Fletcher Jowers) Phil 4:13 - I can do everything with the help of Christ who gives me the strength I need The parson came out one hot afternoon Us cowboys were laying around He said boys I've come out here to make ya'll a deal It's a good one that you won't turn down Now I'll ride the meanest bronc here on this place Stay with him 'till he bucks no more If next Sunday morning I'll find you in church Singing and praising The Lord Well it didn't take long and we all agreed We'd be there come sunshire or rain Cause we had a wild one that had never been rode An old fleabitten gray we called Snake Now Snake was a bad one he'd kick and he'd bite That's how he come by his name He'd fight you and buck and never give u p We all knew he'd never be tame We roped him out and saddled him up Snubbed him up tight to the post The parson climbed on him and pulled down his hat Said okay boys now let him go Ol Snake quit the earth he chinned the moon He was diving, squealing and mad But through it all the parson set tall He was talking to him and he said Now ol bronc you're a tough one but I won't be thrown Cause I've got The Lord on my side So when you quit having your fit We'll go out on the prairie and ride Ol Snake finally settled and hung his old head The parson stepped down off his back Said I'll see you boys Sunday morning in church Praise The Lord for a good horse like that Now on Sunday mornings you'll find us in church Praising The Lord as we sing Ol Snake is tied under the shade tree outside CAUSE HE'S THE TOP HORSE IN MY STRING NOW HE'S THE TOP HORSE IN MY STRING (c) 2003 Pistol Hill Music ASCAP
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