Broomstick Cowboy

Title

Broomstick Cowboy

Subject

Girl Scouts - Songs

Description

Girl Scouts singing Broomstick Cowboy at the History Harvest gathering.

Creator

Camp Scott Girl Scouts

Source

Bobby Goldsboro

Date

2018

Contributor

Camp Scott Girl Scouts

Rights

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Type

Sound

Transcription

Dream on, little broomstick cowboy,
Of rocket ships and Mars
Of sunny days,
And Willie Mays,
And chocolate candy bars
Dream on, little broomstick cowboy,
Dream while you can
Of big green frogs,
And puppy dogs,
And castles in the sand
For, all too soon you'll awaken
Your toys will all be gone
Your broomstick horse will ride away,
To find another home
And you'll have grown into a man,
With cowboys of your own
And then you'll have to go to war,
To try and save your home
And then you'll have to learn to hate
You'll have to learn to kill
It's always been that way, my son
I guess it always will
No broomstick gun they'll hand you
No longer you'll pretend
You'll call some man your enemy
You used to call him 'friend'
And when the rockets thunder,
You'll hear your brothers cry
And through it all you'll wonder
Just why they had to die
So dream on, little broomstick cowboy,
Dream while you can
For soon, you'll be a dreadful thing
My son, you'll be a man

Duration

2 minutes, 27 seconds

Social Bookmarking

Files

Broomstick Cowboy.mp3

Collection

Citation

Camp Scott Girl Scouts, “Broomstick Cowboy,” Remembering Camp Scott, accessed April 29, 2024, https://campscott.library.okstate.edu/items/show/386.