Have you seen my cow.
She was here the other day.
I woke up this morning.
And I think she's run away.
I gave her everything.
It breaks my heart to say.
Let me see my cow.
I think she's running away.
Had it ever been a cowboy should.
I even knit her dresses.
I took her to fancy art school.
And paid for swimming lessons.
I tried to teach her piano.
But her hooves got in the way.
Have you seen my cow.
She's running away.
I can't find her boy.
I miss her.
What do I do now.
Now I mean.
How am I gonna be a cowboy if I don't even have a cow.
Oh my goodness.
I'm gonna sit at the saloon while she's gone jumping over the moon.
How am I going to tuck me in night.
This is hurting worse than a rattlesnake bite.
No offence, Susan.
Have you seen my cow.
Just let me describe her.
She's a barrel of laughs.
The life of the party.
Everyone wants to stand beside her.
She's a ray of sunshine that brightens up your day.
Have you seen her.
She's running away.
I've looked through the mountains.
I've searched around the cactus.
I took a break for a yodel.
Even though when it calms me down when I'm practicing.
I would have checked the barn.
But she never spends time out here.
Oh, my precious cow.
Has anyone seen her?.
Her name is Kelsey.
No.
I'm a bit emotional.
I need to beg your pardon.
It's just her favourite food is the tulips.
And I grew this whole new tulip garden.
If you see my cow.
You think that you can tell her.
When I close my eyes and concentrate.
I can nearly smell her.
I miss her like crazy.
It breaks my heart to say.
I haven't seen my cow.
She's Kelsey.
Never mind.
Found her.