The Hell-Bound Train: A Cowboy Songbook

by Glenn Ohrlin, Arlin Green (Foreword)

100 My home's in Montana; My friends and relations; The mowing machine; Cowboy Jack; Windy Bill; Ten thousand cattle; Cowboy in church; The Swede from North Dakota; Dakota land; Saskatchewan; Wonderful Watford; Bonny black Bess; Hallelujah, I'm a bum; My love is a rider; The hell-bound train; The gol-darned wheel; Old- time cowboy; The old scout's lament; Cowboy's life; Roundup in the spring; Moonlight and skies; Zebra dun; Platonia; Walking John; Pride of the prairie; Charlie Quantrell, oh; The Sierry Petes; The strawberry roan; He rode the strawberry roan; The fate of old strawberry roan; Pete Knight; Pete Knight, the king of the cowboys; Pete Knight's last ride; Paddy Ryan; Fritz Truan, a great cowboy; Heelin' Bill; Kenny Madland; Powder River Jack; Riding boy from Powder River; Powder River, let 'er buck; A tale of the trail; Sam's waiting for a train; Paddy on the turnpike; Let Old Nellie stay; Put your little foot; Jake and Roanie; Lee's ferry; Short Creek raid; High chin Bob; Ranger's prayer;The cowman's prayer; The dying ranger; The Texas rangers; Bull riders in the sky; Backward, turn backward; Make me a cowboy again; Sporting cowboy; Come all ye western cowboys; Cole Younger; The cowboy's Christmas ball; The stray; Trail to Mexico; Utah carol; The cowboy, numbers 1; The cowboy, numbers 2; Franklin Slaughter Ranch; My Harding County home; Tipperary; Little Joe the wrangler's sister Nell; Windy Bill's famous ride; I learned about horses from him; Button willow tree; Down in the Tules; Tell your horse's age; Outlaw Dunny; The fair at Batesland; The cowboy's prayer; Wild horse Charlie; When Uncle Sam's doughboy roped a wild Irish rose; Midnight; Starlight; The bronco buster; My stetson hat; The girl I left in Missouri; 'Longside of the Santa Fe Trail; The sweeter the breeze, numbers 1; The sweeter the reeze, numbers 2;Keep your saddle tight; My old pinto pal; Chuck-wagon races; The days of the past are gone; Canuck's lament; Circuit rider's home; 6 more

290 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1973