Hurtin Albertan

E
A dually diesel pullin hard with a horse trailer in tow
Montana side of sweet grass and I'm headed home
A
Trophy buckles and whiskey bottles and a worn out saddle horn
E
Bareback riders and teamropers, huskin taber corn
 B7
The roads get better every time I cross north of forty nine
E
Well I tip my hat and it's good to be back across the medicine line

A
Hurtin albertan with nothing more to lose
E
Too much oil money, not enough booze
A
East of the rockies and west of the rest
      B7                                             A
Do my best to do my damnedest and that’s just about all I guess

E A E

E
Them windy b.c. mountain passes finally flatten out
Hairpin turns and pst got my heart up in my throat
A
It’s hairy haulin horses up across the great divide
E
And them wild chilcotin buckaroos, they sure know how to ride
  B7
The roads get better every time I cross that british columbia line
E
I tip my hat and it's good to back across the kickin horse line

A
Hurtin albertan with nothing more to lose
E
Too much oil money, not enough booze
A
East of the rockies and west of the rest
      B7                                             A
Do my best to do my damnedest and that’s just about all I guess

E A E

E
Well saskabush is pretty, yup she's pretty flat
and lord knows I'm a prairie boy so I’m pretty used to that
A
but farmers facin off with gophers, man it ain’t the same
E
as bein home at the saddledome for the oilers at the flames
    B7
the roads get better every time I cross that saskatchewan line
E
I tip my hat and it's good to be back on mountain standard time

A
Hurtin albertan with nothing more to lose
E
Too much oil money, not enough booze
A
East of the rockies and west of the rest
      B7                                             A
Do my best to do my damnedest and that’s just about all I guess

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