Marlboro Man

Yeah, this is the first song I ever wrote It's called, "Marlboro Man" Uh, it's for an old friend of mine

Hands made of steel And a heart made of gold If you don't know, then I'll tell you so He works most his life, but he partied all night Whisky by the gallon and a cigarette light

Tough young hands and a young ol' man Wilder than hell and crazy as sin

But the Marlboro man was a good friend of mine And I'd give anything to go back in time To listen to his stories and take some advice They say legends, they never die

Smart as the lucks and he never gave a fuck About all your feelings And he called it like it was

Good friend of mine, and I'll never forget How he used to sit and talk cowboy-life

But the Marlboro man was a good friend of mine And I'd give anything to go back in time To listen to his stories and take some advice They say the legends, they never die

Whiskey and coke, Marlboro smoke Fill my memory when I think of you

But the Marlboro man was a good friend of mine And if anybody, I thought he could be tight Since you're not here, I'll always keep in mind They say the legends, they never die