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| | Album: | Unknown | | Track: | Megan Murphy | | | | Date Added: | 18/10/2007 | | Views: | 234 | | | | Lyrics: | Megan Murphy
by Pete Sutherland
Megan Murphy was a cowgirl, she rode five days a
week
She drove the horse drawn wagon tour in the town of Cripple Creek
Cripple Creek's a
museum now, a little history lingering on
And the Colorado goldrush is a long time past and
gone
One sunny summer afternoon in the bicentennial year
Echoes of the goldrush
seemed to ring in every ear
High above the Rockies the sun was heading west
Megan Murphy
tied her horses up to take a moment's rest
There was someone in the crowd that day in a
curious frame of
mind
Who didn't know that show horses are not the gentle
kind
The reins were loosed from the hitching post and the horses were
let go
And
the reason for this happening no one seems to know
Megan, heading up the street, heard someone
shout out loud
She turned in time to see her team bolting for the crowd
Mothers grabbed
for children and fathers cried to run
Many in the crowd that day felt sure their time had
come
Without a thought for her own safety, down the dusty street she
tore
She found that she was running faster than she'd ever run before
She reached her arms
out blindly and the horses' reins she found
An endless second later she lay trampled on the
ground
For four long days the people feared for Megan Murphy's death
Through
punctured lungs and broken ribs she could hardly draw
her breath
The doctors at the
hospital did all that they could do
It was the hopes and prayers of Cripple Creek that finally
pulled
her through
Megan Murphy was a cowgirl, she rode five days a week
She
drove the horse drawn wagon tour in the town of Cripple Creek
Folks called her a hero and they
paid her doctor costs
For the day she stopped the stampede, not a single life was
lost
@cowboy @feminist
recorded by Cindy Mangsen on Settle Down
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