| They say that you can't make it. |
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| Will you hark to what they've said? |
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| Or will you move your beeves
from Texas across the river red? |
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| They're betting you can't make it,
but you bet your life they're wrong. |
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| So keep riding toward the
Pecos to find where you belong. |
00:00:50.293 - 00:00:53.547 |
| Can you still keep going on? |
00:02:21.300 - 00:02:24.053 |
| Well, you've crossed beyond the Brazos,
fought Comanches, rain, and sand. |
00:02:47.701 - 00:02:52.039 |
| You brought your cattle westward,
but is this your promised land? |
00:02:52.248 - 00:02:56.168 |
| You made it to the Pecos, carved
your empire 'neath the sun. |
00:02:56.293 - 00:02:59.672 |
| You won a hundred battles,
but the fight keeps going on. |
00:02:59.755 - 00:03:03.050 |
| Can you still keep going on? |
00:03:23.195 - 00:03:26.073 |
| You two go ahead. I'll
ride up and fetch him. |
00:04:35.100 - 00:04:37.393 |
| He's been up there over an
hour. What's he do on that hill? |
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| I don't think you'd understand. |
00:04:41.564 - 00:04:43.900 |
| Thinking about the beginning? |
00:05:01.959 - 00:05:03.836 |
| And before. |
00:05:04.087 - 00:05:05.463 |
| Everything's different now. |
00:05:06.631 - 00:05:08.758 |
| Not everything. |
00:05:11.677 - 00:05:13.221 |
| Most everything. |
00:05:15.181 - 00:05:16.557 |
| Comanches all penned up. Buscaderos
staying on their side of the Rio Grande. |
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| Yankee Army prodding
around, people crowding in. |
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