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Big & Rich Deadwood Mountain Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 9.50/10 [2 votes]Album: Horse of a Different Color / Original Release Date: 2004-05-04Genre: CountrySong Duration: 5 min 10 sec
Deadwood Mountain
Big & Rich
Big & Rich
BIG & RICH
- Deadwood Mountain LyricsI've been a rambler, all my life
Been a bet it all gambler
Yeah I let it all ride
Never been afraid of losin
Yeah there's been times I've lost it all
But it wont really matter
Someday when I'm gone
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
When your heart runs deeper
Then a ghost town gold mine
You just know your bound to find that motherload
You'll spend your last heartbeat chasing after rainbows
No there's no place you won't go
To win one more time
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
And cover me a little extra deep
Cause that's the only way
I'm gonna rest in peace
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Been a bet it all gambler
Yeah I let it all ride
Never been afraid of losin
Yeah there's been times I've lost it all
But it wont really matter
Someday when I'm gone
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
When your heart runs deeper
Then a ghost town gold mine
You just know your bound to find that motherload
You'll spend your last heartbeat chasing after rainbows
No there's no place you won't go
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
And cover me a little extra deep
Cause that's the only way
I'm gonna rest in peace
You can bury me on Deadwood Mountain
By my brother wild Bill and sister calamity Jane
Don't bring me no flowers
Just a six gun smokin
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Put me eight feet down
When you bury me
Facts about Deadwood Mountain
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Deadwood Mountain is written by John Rich, Kenny Alphin.
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It is first released on May 04, 2004 as part of Big & Rich's album "Horse of a Different Color" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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Deadwood Mountain falls under the genre Country.
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Deadwood Mountain song length is 5 minutes and 10 seconds.
Who wrote Deadwood Mountain lyrics?
Deadwood Mountain is written by John Rich, Kenny Alphin.
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When was Deadwood Mountain released?
It is first released on May 04, 2004 as part of Big & Rich's album "Horse of a Different Color" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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Which genre is Deadwood Mountain?
Deadwood Mountain falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Deadwood Mountain?
Deadwood Mountain song length is 5 minutes and 10 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): John Rich, Kenny Alphin
Record Label(s): 2004 Warner Bros Records Inc for the U S and WEA International Inc for the world outside the U S
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lauren davey February 17, 2010-18:28
i was just wondering why they wrote it about the town of deadwood, south dakota. in other cases it was a very ood song.
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i was just wondering why they wrote it about the town of deadwood, south dakota. in other cases it was a very ood song.
they wrote it because deadwood was a gathering place and final stop for many drfiters wild bill hickok and calaminty jane were both famous travelers