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| THE SONG IS SUNG BY R.D.FOSTER. DONNIE PLAYED IN RONNIE'S BAND. THIS PAGE IS FOR RONNIE AND ALL OF DONNIES FRIENDS AND FAMILY. |
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| Among the ranks of Heaven
An Angel has arrived She waved a flag of Glory With so much love and pride For she has led "Donnie" To his rightful place Among the brave and mighty He felt God's sweet embrace Each special soul of beauty All stood when he appeared That special group Who gave a special cheer His friends on earth will miss him They knew how great his worth The stars that shine in heaven Will sparkle with rebirth For love is never distant It's always where you are When reaching for his presence His star is not too far The joy that has been given That's left for us to share The beauty of our special friend Within the sky is there Thank you for the memories For friendship that you gave The heart of love a treasure Forever we will save You'll never be forgotten As years go by we'll say How wonderful to have you So glad you passed our way. |
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| Cowboy’s Life
By R. D. Foster I wanna live a cowboy’s life, Sleep under starts at night, Wake up in the morning light, Rid herd all evening. I wanna see the buffalo graze, I wanna learn the Indian way, Brush my pony down everyday, Live the life of a drifter. I wanna ride the open range, Sing the songs that a cowboy sings, Smell the air after summer rains, And be friends with Indians, Drive them cattle right up the line, Forty dollars a month is fine, Work hard in the summer time, Make love all winter. I wanna live a cowboy’s life, I wanna live a cowboy’s life, I wanna live a cowboy’s life, Take me back to the cowboy days. I wanna live a cowboy’s life, Clean up o Saturday night, Go into to town and fight, Over some honey-tonk queen. Drive them cattle right up the line, Forty dollars a month is fine, Work hard in the summertime, Make love all winter. I wanna live a cowboy’s life, I wanna live a cowboy’s life, I wanna live a cowboy’s life, Take me back to the cowboy days. |
