The Legend of Tall Talkin’ Sam The Okee Dokee Brothers

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[Verse 1]
I was born to a pioneer woman
And a Rocky Mountain mountain man
They named me Samantha Rosie-Anna
But I told ‘em I go by Sam
Had spurs on my boots, a whip in my hand
Didn't wail or scream or cry
I come out a ridin' a panther
Ropin' a twister outta the sky
My pillow is the Big Horn Mountains
I use a blanket of snow if I gotta
I lay my hat down in Montana
And my boots in Colorada
When I start to get tired
Which happens ‘bout once a week
I blow out the moonlight
And sing the wolves to sleep

[Chorus]
Sure I might be tall talkin', loud squawkin'
Gotta tell it tall, to tell it right
Showboatin', misquotin'
My tall tales are larger than life

[Verse 2]
I out ran old Davy Crockett
From Oregon to Delaware
Cuz I'm half horse, half mountain lion
Half grizzly bear
I won an arm wrestlin' match
Against the legendary Pecos Bill
He said, "that gal's got more grit
Than anyone ever will"