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Deep Water, Ice And Snow - Don Edwads
Deep water ice and snow
A thousand cattle we had to go
To get the cattle to the other side
You bet your life we had to ride
The railroad was but a mile away
But some men and horses would die that day
We held the herd on a ridge close by
As the north wind blew the snowflakes by
We were all chilled our bodies through
But from cold or fear nobody knew
We took us smoke and watched her blow
Now slack your cinches we gotta go
Deep water ice and snow
With a thousand cattle we had to go
I pointed the men we hit her fast
But our luck by now was a fadin' fast
That man was a talkin' from down below
As my horse and I was next to go
My horse turned over and I floated free
But waves was so high I couldn't see
Then my horse swam by and I grabbed his tail
He dragged me outa that icy hell
Deep water ice and snow
And with a thousand cattle we had to go
I'll never forget that terrible day
When strong men cried and I heard some pray
We crossed the cattle to the other side
Just to save a vain man's pride
The hell I've seen was mighty cold
The other kind was worse or so I'm told
But I hope when I have to go
It ain't in deep water ice or snow
Deep water ice and snow
With a thousand cattle we had to go
To get the cattle to the other side
You bet your life we had to ride
