Lead Belly - Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea

Copied!edit Lyrics
original text at lyrnow.com/1997278
Verse 1
Come all you cowboys, don't you wanna go
Come all you cowboys, don't you wanna go
To meet the lone ranger ridin on a ranger buffalo
Come a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea

Verse 2
Oh the hardest battle was ever on the western plain
One of the hardest battles was ever on the western plain
When me and a bunch of cowboys run in to Jesse James
Come a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea

Verse 3
When me and a bunch of cowboys run into Jesse James
When me and a bunch of cowboys run into Jesse James
Oh thе bullets was a'fallin just like a shower rain
Comе a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea

Verse 4
Woah the hardest battle was ever on Bunker Hill
Woah the hardest battles was ever on Bunker Hill
When me and a bunch of cowboys run in to Buffalo
Come a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea
Come a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea

Verse 5
If your house catches fire and ain't no water round
(Talking to that man)
House caches on fire and ain't no water round
Throw your jelly out the window, let the doggone shack burn down
Come a cow cow yicky
A cow cow yicky yicky yea
 
0

Song Description:

edit soundcloud
The song "Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea" by Lead Belly is a lively and spirited tune that tells the story of cowboys and their adventures in the Wild West. The lyrics speak of meeting the Lone Ranger on his trusty steed, encountering the infamous Jesse James, and engaging in fierce battles on the western plains. The chorus, "Come a cow cow yicky, a cow cow yicky yicky yea," adds a catchy and playful element to the song. The song paints a vivid picture of life in the Old West, with references to bullets falling like rain and houses catching fire. Lead Belly's powerful vocals and energetic guitar playing bring the tale to life, making "Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea" a memorable and engaging musical experience.

SoundCloud:

edit soundcloud

More Lead Belly lyrics

Lead Belly - Packin' Trunk
This song was made about a man and a woman This man when he married a woman, she didn't want him But she married him anyhow for the money that he had And she thought she got every

Lead Belly - Take This Hammer (Steel Drivin'}
{Verse 1} Take this hammer (Hah!) And carry to the captain (Hah!) Take this hammer (Wah!) And carry to the captain (Hah!) Take this hammer (Hah!) And carry to

Lead Belly - Kisses Sweeter Than Wine
Well, when I was a young man never been kissed I got to thinkin' it over how much I had missed So I got me a girl and I kissed her and then, and then Oh, lordy, well I kissed

Lead Belly - Ramblin' Round
Ramblin' round your city Ramblin' round your town But i never see a friend i know As i go ramblin' round boys As i go ramblin' round The peach trees

Lead Belly - They Hung Him on a Cross
They hung him on a cross They hung him on a cross They hung him on a cross for me One day when I lost They hung him on a cross They hung him on a cross for me

Lead Belly - Line 'Em
{Verse 1} Oh boys, is you right? Done got right! All I hate 'bout linin' track These ol' bars 'bout to break my back {Chorus}

Lead Belly - T.B. Blues
{Intro} Now this is the TB blues The first woman had the TB she died. The woman didn't have but one child in the world, and that was a girl, and every time she'd come to

Lead Belly - Juliana Johnson
{Verse 1} Juiliana Johnson Oh Lord Juiliana Johnson Oh man Juiliana Johnson Oh lord Juiliana Johnson Oh man {Verse 2} Gonna

Lead Belly - The Blood Done Sign My Name
{Chorus} Ain't you glad, ain't you glad That the blood done sign my name Ain't you glad, ain't you glad That the blood done sign my name Ain't

Lead Belly - Cow Cow Yicky Yicky Yea
{Verse 1} Come all you cowboys, don't you wanna go Come all you cowboys, don't you wanna go To meet the lone ranger ridin on a ranger buffalo Come a cow cow

YouTube

edit video

Lead Belly

Lead Belly
edit foto

Biography

edit bio
Leadbelly was a folk-blues musician who began playing instruments at a young age, eventually mastering his signature 12 string guitar.

While serving time for murder in 1925, he was pardoned by the Governor of Texas. The governor had visited the prison several times to hear Leadbelly sing, and Leadbelly later maintained that he won over the governor with his song “Please Pardon Me.”

Huddie Ledbetter aka “Leadbelly” earned his nickname for violent behavior and ability to drink moonshine. Leadbelly didn’t sell many records, but his folk music was later discovered and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.

Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was known to be heavily influenced by Leadbelly. Most famously, “Where Did You Sleep Last Night” was covered by the band during their MTV Unplugged performance.

Nirvana covered two other Leadbelly songs, “Ain’t It A Shame” and “They Hung Him on a Cross”.