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Sons Of The Pioneers The Last Round-up Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.43/10 [14 votes]Album: Cool Water / Original Release Date: 1959Genre: CountrySong Duration: 2 min 52 sec
The Last Round-up
Sons Of The Pioneers
Sons Of The Pioneers
SONS OF THE PIONEERS
- The Last Round-up LyricsI'm heading for the last roundup
Gonna saddle old Paint for the last time and ride
So long, old pal, it's time your tears were dried
I'm heading for the last roundup.
CHORUS:
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
I'm heading for the last roundup
To the far away ranch of the Boss in the sky
Where the strays are counted and branded there go I
I'm heading for the last roundup
(CHORUS)
I'm heading for the last roundup
There'll be Buffalo Bill with his long snow-white hair
There'll be old Kit Carson and Custer waiting there
A-riding in the last roundup
Gonna saddle old Paint for the last time and ride
So long, old pal, it's time your tears were dried
I'm heading for the last roundup.
CHORUS:
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
Git along little doggie, git along, git along
To the far away ranch of the Boss in the sky
Where the strays are counted and branded there go I
I'm heading for the last roundup
(CHORUS)
I'm heading for the last roundup
There'll be Buffalo Bill with his long snow-white hair
There'll be old Kit Carson and Custer waiting there
A-riding in the last roundup
Facts about The Last Round-up
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The Last Round-up is written by B. Hill.
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It is first released in 1959 as part of Sons Of The Pioneers's album "Cool Water" which includes 24 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Last Round-Up by Sons of the Pioneers uses final cattle drive through life after death to show how people complete their earthly existence. The last round-up lyrics mostly emphasizes nostalgia, reflection, adventure, hope and nature. The song describes how people should complete their ultimate path which includes saying goodbye to their previous existence and coming to terms with their forthcoming fate. The song contains themes of farewell and journeying to an afterlife, which may be sensitive for younger audiences. The general audience can understand the language and imagery, but younger children need parental control to access the thematic material.
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The Last Round-up falls under the genre Country.
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The Last Round-up song length is 2 minutes and 52 seconds.
Who wrote The Last Round-up lyrics?
The Last Round-up is written by B. Hill.
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When was The Last Round-up released?
It is first released in 1959 as part of Sons Of The Pioneers's album "Cool Water" which includes 24 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Last Round-up lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, The Last Round-Up by Sons of the Pioneers uses final cattle drive through life after death to show how people complete their earthly existence. The last round-up lyrics mostly emphasizes nostalgia, reflection, adventure, hope and nature. The song describes how people should complete their ultimate path which includes saying goodbye to their previous existence and coming to terms with their forthcoming fate. The song contains themes of farewell and journeying to an afterlife, which may be sensitive for younger audiences. The general audience can understand the language and imagery, but younger children need parental control to access the thematic material.
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Which genre is The Last Round-up?
The Last Round-up falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song The Last Round-up?
The Last Round-up song length is 2 minutes and 52 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): B. Hill
Record Label(s): Originally Released 1959 Sony Music Entertainment
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