The Bravest Cowboy From Brad Leftwich. Round Peak Style Clawhammer Banjo. Key D I am the bravest cowboy that ever trod the west I���ve been all over the Rockies, got bullets in breast (round the Rockies) In eighteen-hundred and sixty-three I joined the immigrant band We marched form San Antonio, down by the Rio Grande I saw the Indians coming, we heard them give their yell My feeling at that moment, no tongue could ever tell I went out on the prairie, I learned to throw the line I learned to pocket money, but I did not dress much fine I rambled on to Texas, where I learned to rob and steal And when I robbed that cowboy, how happy I did feel I wore a wide-brim white hat, my saddle too was fine And when I courted a pretty girl, you bet I called her mine I courted her for beauty, for love it was in vain Till they carried me down to Dallas, to wear a ball and chain 
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