Bloodsuckin' Cowboy Lyrics

Let me tell you a tale from the old western trail
Of a dusty, lone outsider
Though he seemed worn and his clothes were all torn
He was the devil's gunfighter
Just after sundown he'd roam into town
Wander without any joy
He was covered in mud and he drank only blood
He was a blood-sucking cowboy

Yeah, he was a blood-sucking cowboy
Coyotes were his choir
Bullets couldn't hurt him, but the dawn, it would burn him
He was the lonely, gun-slingin' vampire

It was a lady named Rose in fine satin clothes
Her charms had caught his eye
He asked her to dance and there was some romance
But his nature he could not deny
'cause, he was a blood-sucking cowboy
Coyotes were his choir
Bullets couldn't hurt him, but the dawn, it would burn him
He was the lonely, gun-slingin' vampire

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He kissed her rose bud and drained her of blood
He wanted her there by his side
So he cut his own wrist from which she then kissed
So she'd be forever his bride
Was the gal of his dreams from the devil it seemed
He swore that they'd never part
But just like a lady, her intentions were shady
And she drove a wooden stake through his heart

But he was a blood-sucking cowboy
Coyotes were his choir
Bullets couldn't hurt him, but the dawn, it would burn him
He was the lonely, gun-slingin' vampire

Bullets couldn't hurt him, but the dawn, it would burn him
He was the lonely, gun-slingin' vampire
Was a lonely, gun-slingin' vampire