Rodeo In Tulsa

I knew a rodeo champ in Tulsa
He was broad shouldered with shiny blonde hair
He was a sight to behold with women
And knew all of them at our county fair

Then one night in the dead of the Winter
He left town and was never seen again
We heard he had settled down in Texas 
Or he was seen in Lawton now and then.

We’ve got a high school rodeo team now
'Bout the best you’ll find anywhere 'round here
Four ropers, three riders and a young clown –
They're all broad shouldered with shiny blonde hair



September 24, 2016
For Contest 210, Brian Strand
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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