Hang the Key on the Bunkhouse Door (feat. Tim Hus)

A jolly bunch of cowboys

When roundup day was done

Decided they would head for town

To have a little fun

As they rode gayly down the trail

I could here the old cook say

I'll hang the key on the bunkhouse door

And boys don't you be late

Hang the key on the bunkhouse door

We'll be late tonight

Don't leave the lanterns burning

We may not look right

The road is long and the goings tough

Someone may get tight

So hang the key on the Bunkhouse door

Cause we'll be late tonight

Those city girls are lots of fun

But they can't see our ways

Swinging through the old barn dance

They think we're a bunch of strays

Chaps and spurs a jangling

Wild rags swinging free

Yodaleedalahee Yodaleedalahee

Yodaleedalahee hee

Hang the key on the bunkhouse door

We'll be late tonight

Don't leave the lanterns burning

We may not look right

The road is long and the goings tough

Someone may get tight

So hang the key on the Bunkhouse door

Cause we'll be late tonight

*instrumental*

This is Tim Hus the Cowboy singer, and I'd sincerely like to apologize to Wilf Carter for this version of this fine song.

Hang the key on the bunkhouse door

We'll be late tonight

Leave the lantern burning dear

We may not look right

The road is long and the goings tough

Someone may get tight

So hang the key on the Bunkhouse door

Cause we'll be late tonight

Yeah hang the key on the bunkhouse door

'cause we'll be late tonight.