LEAVING THE COWBOYS HANGIN' IN THE SKY My name is insignificant for I'm just a witness in a case that'll never be on court yeah, an act of insignificance I met him on the dusty cold seam of the day in a house dirt-dipped and true and somebody told aloud sayin' nothing but his eyes were fulla his wet woe I tried to be a fabulous thing of what he'd a**umin' who I am in this dear old bad-lands-town rider, gambler, gunmen, groom one night we got sober and he told me this and that he's truely planning to leave leaving all the rifles'n'saddles for his destiny is far away, it's no more here, it's right across the sea Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky Forty-third night since he stole away he suddenly appears in my dream he shot on big hole in the neck of my horse laughing and worshipping me: "a man got to do what a man got to do, don't you think it's time to leave and..." I cry out to answer, wake up all in shame for I knew he'd forget my significant name, too Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky Leaving the cowboys hangin' in the sky