"WHERE SHALL I GO?"

"WHERE SHALL I GO?"
(A Cowboy's Hard Times)

Music and Lyrics by:
BILL STAINES

VERSE # 01:

I once was a cowboy
And I used to run wild.
I rodeoed and wrangled
And I rambled in style.
But I'm too old for horses,
Too old for the show,
And I'm too young for Heaven.
Now, where shall I go?

CHORUS:
Where shall I go?
Where shall I go?
I'm too young for Heaven.
Now, where shall I go?

VERSE # 02:
I once had a true love.
I made her my wife.
I swear that I loved her
Near most of my life.
But, the cold of the winter
And wind laid her low.
She's gone on before me.
Now, where shall I go?

VERSE # 03:
I was never a drunkard,
But, this I will say,
The taste of the whiskey
Gets better each day.
The bartender scowled,
"You're drinking too slow.
We close in ten minutes."
Now, where shall I go?

Now, it's out in the evening
With the stars burning bright,
Nothing but memories
To share with the night.

Recorded by CONNIE DOVER

On her album, "THE WISHING WELL"