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Hyah!

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

♪ Keep movin', movin', movin' ♪

♪ Though they're disapprovin' ♪

♪ Keep them dogies movin' ♪

♪ Rawhide! ♪

♪ Don't try To understand 'em ♪

♪ Just rope, throw And brand 'em ♪

♪ Soon we'll be livin' High and wide ♪

♪ My heart's calculatin' ♪

♪ My true love Will be waitin' ♪

♪ Be waiting at the end Of my ride ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Head 'em up, move 'em on ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Rawhide ♪

♪ Cut 'em out, ride 'em in Ride 'em in, let 'em out ♪

♪ Cut 'em out Ride 'em in ♪

♪ Rawhide! ♪

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

Hyah!

Hyah!

♪ Rawhide! ♪

Hyah!

On a trail drive,

you pick your men to be at least as smart as the cows.

The cows know enough to drink up when there's water,

to stop and eat when there's food.

The men can do that too.

But the rest of their thinking, man or beast,

I'm supposed to do for 'em, whether I do it right or not.

My name's Favor, trail boss.

Boss, I think I saw something moving up in there.

Best take a look then.

We're being scouted, we ought to know about it.

Right. Come on.

Stop, stop, stop!

What are you trying to do, anyway?

Well, don't come any closer.

Stop.

Ow.

What are you trying to do, get yourself killed?

No, but you are.

Well, look.

And that's not the only one.

There are dozens of them.

Can't see 'em for the mustard weed.

Well, I...

sure gotta thank you...

ma'am.

What's happened?

Oh, it's what didn't happen, you mean.

I almost fell in there, if it wasn't for her.

I see what you mean.

Hope you remembered to thank the young lady.

Oh, yeah, I did. But I don't even, uh, know your name.

Melissa Calvin.

Oh, my name's Rowdy Yates.

And, oh, uh, this is Mr. Favor.

And, uh, Pete Nolan.

Nice to meet you.

What are all these, anyway, Miss Calvin?

Water wells.

Any water in 'em?

Bone dry.

You all right, Melissa?

I... I'm not hurt, Pa.

You gave me a start

tearing off the way you did.

Oh, Jacob Calvin.

These are my friends. We farm the land hereabouts.

Gil Favor,

Rowdy Yates, Pete Nolan.

My daughter, Melissa.

Yeah, we met.

Uh, she saved me from falling in that well there you got.

Well, you can't see 'em for the mustard weed.

We meant to fill them in as we moved along,

but we just couldn't spare the time.

There's about 30 of them waiting for a man's bones

if he doesn't know they're there.

Isn't there any water in any of them?

Drought's dried everything up between here and Morleyville.

How far is that?

Oh, it's about three days hard riding.

That's a good long stretch

for a herd that's dragging thirsty.

Oh, there's a creek yonder about three miles.

I wouldn't count on it to do you much good though.

It's almost dried up.

Where do you get your water?

Uh, we don't anymore,

now that the well at the house is giving out.

Boy, 30 wells. That's a lot of digging.

I'd dig 30 more,

if I could talk my friends into it.

There's a river of water under this land somewhere.

We figured to irrigate, come spring, have a crop.

Rain or no rain.

But that's all over now. We're giving up. Moving out.

Jacob.

What'd they say?

I haven't asked them yet.

Well, ask them.

My wife's an impatient woman, Mr. Favor.

We were hoping for someone like you to come along

and maybe help us out.

Sure do what I can.

We'd like to join up with you.

You mind eight wagons tagging along

till we hit a settlement?

What shape are your wagons in?

Well, they ain't new, but they won't slow you up.

I'd like to look at 'em.

Well, you're welcome. They're...

alongside the house.

Oh, our water's running low.

You mind if we fill up while we're at it?

We'll meet you back at the house.

You men best walk off this area.

Oh, we'll get the kegs, and then we'll be back.

Missa, you stay clear of those cowhands.

They're like sailors.

Courting a woman comes easy to 'em,

but they don't stay put very long.

Yes, Pa.

What are you getting all duded up for, Mr. Rowdy?

Huh? Oh, you're too young, Mushy.

Say, hey, Wish.

You got any of that, uh, sweet-smelling pomade

you used to have?

Well, try some of this hog grease.

It'll do the trick if you don't get too close.

Rowdy. Hog grease.

Let's go.

Hey, uh...

Find out if she's got a sister, will you?

Uh, not for me.

Uh, Mushy's face is beginning to break out.

There's your well.

It's probably more sweat than water,

but you're welcome to it.

Jason and Ludwig will take care of it for you.

Thanks.

My wife's fixing us a pot of coffee.

Oh. Thanks, again.

I'd like to look at the wagons first though.

Fine.

All these people work for you?

They're more like partners.

Yeah, they'll do. Good.

Don't see your daughter around, Mr. Calvin.

She feeling all right?

Come inside.

Ludwig will let us know when the kegs are filled.

All right. Let's get the rest of

the movables into the wagons.

My friends have their own homes nearby,

but conditions forced them to move in with us.

First time I've ever seen a jail with no doors on it.

Ah, it's not a good way to live,

with or without doors.

This used to be the death house.

Is it settled?

Melissa, go to your room.

I need the girl to serve.

This is Mrs. Calvin.

Mr. Favor and Mr. Yates.

Ma'am.

Is it settled?

Yes, it's settled.

Thank heaven.

At last, we'll get away from this forsaken valley.

You have a strong face, Mr. Favor.

We'll get along.

We have no milk or sugar.

We have nothing.

I used to have a lot of beautiful things.

But they're all gone.

Sold to buy empty holes in the ground.

We'll get them all back.

When? Your promises don't have long to live.

You got what you wanted. We're moving out.

Now, why don't you leave him alone?

Uh, what kind of a prison was this, anyway?

Was? It still is while we're in it.

This was an Army stockade

called Stone Church.

I was a guard here.

Jacob. The water kegs are ready.

Oh. Thanks. Fine.

The Army had no further use for it after the war.

But I did.

In my mind, I could see the corn and the wheat

standing higher than any man.

I couldn't afford the property alone,

so I went out and gathered these folks,

and talked them into sharing the land with me.

Pa. I still think we should hold out until spring.

We're bound to find water by then.

No, it's too late.

Oh, maybe it isn't.

Hold your tongue.

I told you never to touch the girl.

Well... maybe you'd better start

getting your people together

and moving out.

We'll meet down by the dry creek.

Your wagons are loaded pretty heavy, though.

Hope your horses are in good shape.

We have no horses.

Didn't you tell him?

You mean you don't have horses?

I was, uh, going to talk to you about it.

I'd be obliged if you'd lend us enough to pull the wagons.

But, uh...

there wasn't anything said about not having horses.

I thought...

Well, Mr. Favor, we can't move without them.

Jacob, you said it was all settled.

Moving a herd of that size, Mr. Favor,

I figured you had plenty of mounts.

I guess I took for granted you'd lend us some.

Wish I could, but...

You must.

What happened to your horses?

We ate 'em.

We had the wagons packed months ago.

Surely, with all that cattle,

you have some horses to spare.

But not enough.

I can't move a herd with worn-out horses.

I need every single mount I've got.

You've got women and children, mister.

You wanna see 'em starve?

Look, there's a couple of steers

that are dragging the herd.

You can have 'em, salt 'em down.

That'll keep you until you can get to the next settlement.

You're gonna have to walk there.

Of course, we can take the women and children

in our wagons.

We can't divide our families,

and we can't leave everything we own.

We'll have nothing to start over with.

Sorry. It's the best I can do.

We'll be making camp down by the dry creek.

You can pick up the beef tonight.

And you can all come and eat with us if you want to.

Save a day's ration.

Thank you, Mr. Favor.

We'll be there.

And... perhaps we'll think of a way

to repay you for your kindness.

You took it for granted.

Just like you took the wells

and the farm, and our lives.

You took it all for granted.

This is the man you followed

into the desert.

Don't you think it's about time we all faced facts?

What should we do, Jacob?

Don't ask him.

Can he fill your stomachs with dreams?

She's right.

Not even if we found water this minute,

we couldn't last until the spring harvest.

Not on two steers.

What should we do, Jacob?

I guess we'll have to walk out.

We can't leave the wagons behind.

Well, we can't pull 'em.

We can if we had horses.

If Mr. Favor won't lend us the horses...

we'll take 'em.

She's crazy.

Don't listen to her.

Our lives are in those wagons.

With them, we have a chance.

Without them, we might as well be dead.

They'll only follow us and catch up with us.

Not if we take all their horses.

They'll have men on guard.

We'd never be able to do it.

I know a way.

Pa, she'll get us all killed.

You know there's no land better than this right here,

once we hit water.

We've got to stay somehow, Pa. We have to.

Are you giving everything up,

or are you men?

Scarlet. You tell my relief to shake a leg, now. You hear?

Sure will, Quince.

It must be fascinating

for a man like you, Mr. Favor.

No. Mostly it's just plain hard work.

You're too modest.

Isn't he too modest, Jacob?

Wishbone's plum out of plates.

He never had this many folks before.

I'll, uh, fix us a place over by that tree there.

I'll be there in just a minute.

All right.

Pa, you gotta eat something.

Where you going, Melissa?

I'll be nearby.

If you worried as much about me

as you do about that girl...

You sure don't seem to be old enough

to be her mother, Mrs. Calvin.

She's not my daughter.

The girl's his.

Yee-haw, ha, ha, ha!

Yee-haw.

I don't want to watch.

You know I'd... I'd you help if I could.

It's just that...

when you sign on one of these drives,

you obey orders, that's all.

Pa!

No trailhand is gonna mess with my daughter. Pa!

P... Pa, will y...?

All right. What goes on?

Stop it.

I told you. All right. Stop it.

We were just talking.

Get up to the remuda and relieve Quince. And cool off.

But, boss... Now!

Mr. Calvin...

you have anything to say,

you say it to me.

I've got nothing to say.

He's brave, my husband.

Very brave.

All right. Let's forget it.

Mr. Favor!

The horses are gone!

What?!

See, they're gone. All of 'em.

What happened?

All I know is the ground came up,

and the back of my head caved in.

Mr. Favor, everybody's lit out.

Well, they couldn't have gotten far.

Scarlet, get out to the herd. Call in the night guard.

At least we still have those four mounts anyway.

Yes, sir.

Let's go get them farmers, get the horses back.

Can't save the horses and the herd at the same time.

Most I can spare for that's one mount.

We can't haze the whole herd

with only three horses.

Let's find out if we can. Let's go.

We'll break up into three groups.

Each group will go with one of the riders.

Quince, you take the drag.

Scarlet, you take right flank.

Pete and I'll take the left.

We're gonna walk 'em into that canyon. Walk 'em?

That's right. The canyon's dead-ended.

That way, a few men can hold 'em.

Kyle, you ride ahead and point 'em in.

Then you come on back to my group.

Rick, let Rowdy have your mount.

All right, let's move out.

Boss, I-I'm...

I'm sorry.

I-I... I thought they were good people, really.

Not "they," Rowdy.

You thought the girl was good people.

Now, mount up.

You gotta start tracking those good people.

But mind. Just track 'em. Don't tangle with 'em.

You mean, after what they've done,

you don't want to stop 'em if I catch up to 'em?

Well, what'd you have in mind?

Shooting in amongst women and children?

When Kyle gets back from point,

you stick close to him.

And remember:

If there's one thing a steer isn't afraid of,

it's a man afoot.

Who do you think I am, a greenhorn?

Let's find out.

But...

Hurry with the horses, Jason. We're ready to leave.

You'll ride with me.

Everybody on their wagon now. Everybody.

You ride in the first wagon. I'll follow in the last.

Where's Melissa?

The girl will ride with me.

Illora, this is wrong.

These men will follow. There'll be trouble.

Some of our friends may die.

It's a bit late for conscience, isn't it?

When you married me

and dragged me into this wilderness to rot,

that was the time for you to have a conscience.

Why are we stopping?

I have some of my jewelry hidden under the little trees

at the top of the hill.

Come and help me get it.

Well, you never said anything about it.

If I had, Jacob would have sold it for another well.

What's that?

Well, I didn't hear anything.

Over there. Look.

Don't! Don't!

Hey, Mr. Quince. Mr. Quince.

Now, didn't I tell you to stay close to me?

I didn't bring you up as a louse

to have you mashed into mule meat.

Now, come on. I'm sorry, Mr. Wishbone.

Well, that about does it.

Yeah. It was a while there

I didn't think we were gonna make it.

Say, Rowdy ought to have been back by now.

That's right.

Pete, you let 'em bed down.

Watch 'em close.

I'm going back to look for Rowdy.

All right.

Take it... Take it easy now.

Oh. My foot.

Haven't had a chance to look at it.

It might be broken.

Oh, it hurts.

Well, you're lucky you didn't hit your head.

Oh, please don't be mad at me.

I'm not mad. You don't get mad at horse thieves.

You hang 'em.

That mother of yours is some woman, huh?

She's not my mother. She's my stepmother.

One thing you've got to be thankful for.

The... water...

Yeah.

I figure we must have broken the cushion in the earth

when we fell.

Your arm.

Well, we'll get out of here.

They're bound to come looking for us.

And when they find my horse,

they'll put two and two together.

I hope.

Help!

Get us out of here!

Clay walls just eat up the sound.

Even right at the top they couldn't hear you.

I'll give 'em something they can hear.

Don't do that again. Please don't do that again.

Well, you don't have to ask me.

It's funny.

What's funny?

If Jacob had only dug this well a little deeper...

we'd have had all the water we needed.

Oh, all our troubles would've been over.

Now our people are... horse thieves.

We're running because we never found it.

Mr. Favor should've found my horse by now.

What are you gonna do?

Well, we can't stay down here forever.

If I can get out of here,

I'll find a way to get you out.

You willing to stay alone?

What choice have I got?

Yeah, that's right. Haven't got any choice.

You be careful.

Yeah.

Stand still.

Got a shotgun on you.

Now, drop the rifle and the belt.

Oh, Rowdy!

Oh.

Now. Are you all right?

Yeah. I'm all right.

Oh, please don't try that again.

Please don't try it again.

Don't you realize that we can die down here

before anybody comes and finds us?

Don't be mad at me.

I'm not mad at you.

Well, don't be mad at my father,

because this is not his fault.

She kept hammering at him and hammering at him,

till he lost all sense of what he was doing.

You ever... been to a circus?

You're scared, aren't you?

Yeah, I'm scared.

Yeah, I been to a circus one time.

A real circus?

Yeah. When I was a kid.

Me too. There was...

There was this woman that climbed this high pole...

all the way to the top.

She jumped into a little tank of water.

That hasn't got nothing to do with nothing.

I know, I know, but...

Well... I'm gonna...

try going up again.

We can't stop now. We have to keep going.

Tell him. Tell him it's crazy.

We have to keep going.

They'll catch up with us and kill us all.

You wanna die for nothing?

For the sake of that girl?

She's Jacob's daughter.

We'll do whatever he wants.

You say you're always

doing things for your friends, Jacob.

Well, think about them now.

I'm thinking of Melissa.

You sent Ludwig to get her. Isn't that enough?

Why did you leave her behind?

I told you she went back for some of her things.

I waited for her, and when she didn't turn up,

I figured she'd got in your wagon.

You shouldn't have left her.

You're risking us all.

All of us for the sake of one girl.

Now, get into that wagon now. All of you. Or I'll shoot.

Get in.

If any of our family were left behind,

Jacob would never leave without 'em.

Out there.

It's one of them drovers.

Where's Melissa?

I didn't see her at the house, Jacob.

I didn't see her anywhere.

The only one I found

was this drover fella here snooping around.

Where's my daughter?

She didn't just disappear, and you've got cause.

I want her back.

I can talk better with my hands untied.

We're wasting time.

She'll find her way to us.

I'm waiting, Mr. Favor.

Don't be a fool, Jacob. He doesn't have her.

How do you know?

Why else would I let him take me?

Don't listen to him. It's a trick.

Maybe. Maybe not.

The point is, do you think it's a trick, Mr. Calvin?

He's lying.

He wants his men to reach him.

What do you want from us?

The horses and Rowdy Yates.

What's he got to do with this?

He was following you, and he hasn't come back.

He ain't here, if that's what you mean.

That's what I mean.

We haven't seen him. I'd tell you if I had.

I have nothing to gain by lying.

Maybe you don't, maybe you do.

I haven't got Rowdy Yates, but I've got you.

So I'll make an even trade. You for Melissa.

As for the horses,

you're in no position to bargain.

I'm going back.

Don't you see? That's what he wants you to do.

We'll go with you, Jacob.

Turn the wagons!

Dismount, Mr. Favor.

Don't try and go back. Don't turn round.

Listen to me. Please don't go back.

He's lying! He's lying, he's lying.

Don't go back!

Oh. My boots feel like they're filled with 50 toes apiece.

And all of them screaming for help.

First Rowdy's gone.

Now Mr. Favor.

Yeah, I know.

I think about half of us

ought to go find out what's keeping them.

Quince, get six of the men and come with me.

We'll pick up some rifles from the supply wagon.

You stay here with the half

that's watching the herd.

You knot-headed, flat-heeled jasper.

You just try going without me.

You just try!

All right. Now, you wait for me.

Illora is not as bad a woman

as she seems to be, Mr. Favor.

Afraid that depends on which side you're on.

It's living in this valley. She wasn't cut out for it.

She's a Castilian.

She's Spanish?

Now, she's got distant relations out in California.

They own one of them Spanish land grants.

That's where she wanted me to take her.

But it's not the same

when someone gives you your life like a gift.

Man's gonna build a life, he's gotta do it on his own.

That's what she can't understand.

It was, uh, her idea

to steal the horses, wasn't it?

I owe her that much.

That's kind of a bad debt, isn't it?

I had to think of my friends.

I couldn't let them lose what little they had

on account of me.

And you think stealing's gonna set it all right?

I figured once I got them out of here,

they'd be all right.

Do you think it's gonna be all right with Melissa

to have father that's a horse thief?

Mr. Favor, all that matters to me is Melissa.

She doesn't think I'm a horse thief.

That's all I care about.

What's important is getting her to a place where she'll be safe.

If you don't give her back to me,

I'll kill you.

Oof!

No more, Rowdy!

Hold 'em!

Put the women and children in the last wagon.

The rest of you, move up.

Hold your fire.

Mr. Favor or Rowdy might be with them.

We're not looking for a fight.

You hear me?

We hear you.

What are you looking for?

My daughter.

I'm holding your boss.

If you want him back, send her over here.

You say you got Mr. Favor.

I don't see him.

Ludwig, get Mr. Favor.

They got Mr. Favor, all right.

You send over my girl...

you get your boss back.

We got no girl with us.

I can see that.

You got her back at your camp.

One of you go back and get her.

We got no girl at camp either.

Now, what is this all about, Mr. Favor?

I don't know.

He's saying the words. Hear him out.

I'm not a man of violence, Mr. Favor.

I don't want to hurt you.

Mr. Favor...

give Melissa back to Jacob.

You can have the horses back.

We didn't want to take them. It was wrong.

We did it for Jacob.

Now we're willing to give 'em back to you for the same reason.

See, Mr. Favor. Everything worked out

the way you wanted it.

You can take your horses with you.

All you have to do is return the girl.

For the last time, Mr. Favor,

where is she?

I've told you I don't know.

You do know.

You know where she is.

You were going to trade with me,

and you're not going to back down now.

I've got nothing to trade with you.

That was your idea.

How long are we gonna stand here watching?

No, we can't fire.

Mr. Favor's right in the middle of 'em.

Mr. Favor, where's Rowdy?

Don't know. And they won't tell.

We don't know.

I told you I'd let him go if I had him.

I'd do anything.

You want me to kill you?

You want me to pull this trigger, I will.

So help me I will,

if you don't tell me where my daughter is.

A man has got a right to kill.

If...

If what?

All right.

All right.

He's getting the better of you. Is that what you want?

All I want is my daughter.

You're out of your mind.

No, Illora.

I tried.

Good Lord knows I tried to give everybody

what I thought was good.

Somewhere along the line, I guess I failed.

You get to a point where there's no turning back.

Who's to judge where that point is?

I don't know where my daughter is,

but you do.

I'm ready now to throw down my guns

and make everybody with me here throw down their guns,

if you'll tell me where my daughter is.

Jacob!

I don't know what more I can do.

I'm asking you.

Will you tell me where my daughter is?

I don't know, but...

I think your wife does.

Where did you get that rifle, Mrs. Calvin?

What's the rifle got to do with it?

Rowdy had it with him

when he rode out of camp last night.

This morning when I found his horse, it was gone.

Now your wife has it.

And...

as far as you know, wasn't your wife

the last one to see Melissa?

Where did you get the rifle?

Back at the house.

Maybe the young drover left it when they came to call us.

We didn't carry the rifles with us then.

That's right. They didn't.

Where did you get it? I don't know.

I picked it up somewhere. It doesn't matter, does it?

You're interested in getting Melissa.

Not in a stupid firearm.

Why are you lying about the gun, Illora?

If he hasn't got Melissa, he tricked you into coming back,

so his men could help him.

You want him trick to you again?

He thinks you know something about his young drover.

Do you, Illora?

Is that why you have his gun?

You're taking his word against mine.

You're going to tell me, Illora.

You're gonna tell me right now.

All right. I will, I will.

I came back for some of my jewelry.

You don't have any jewelry.

We sold it all to dig the wells.

I had some hidden. I didn't tell you about it.

I wish I didn't have to tell you this.

Tell me what?

I tried to spare you.

Poor Jacob.

Losing everything and now your daughter.

I tried to spare you.

Illora, what are you saying?

When I passed by, I saw them over by the well.

Melissa and the young drover.

He was struggling with her. She fought him.

I-I ran towards them.

What happened?

I was too late.

They lost their balance.

The well seemed to swallow them up.

I'll hear the cries as long as I live.

And then the silence.

I didn't want to tell you.

I didn't ever want to tell you.

You're lying, Illora.

You're saying this to hurt me.

That's why you're saying it, isn't it?

One thing you can be sure of.

Rowdy wouldn't do a thing like that.

Remember how taken he was with her

when we were over at the camp?

How he sneaked her away from the group?

You didn't like it yourself.

It isn't true.

You want to pay me back.

You don't believe me.

All right, I'll show you.

Some of 'em are in the clear.

We can pick 'em off.

Mr. Favor ain't in the clear.

Nobody fires till I give the signal.

This is the well.

You can see for yourself.

Melissa!

Hang on, Rowdy.

Melissa, are you all right?

Yes, Pa.

Get my legs, quick.

I'll get a rope! Hang on to my legs.

Gotcha.

Rowdy... reach up. Grab hold.

Higher.

I can't.

Come on. Reach up.

Grab my wrist.

Move it higher. That's...

There. That's it.

I can't. Hang on tighter.

I'm slipping.

Hang on.

Easy, Rowdy.

Come on up.

That's it.

Little bit more. All right.

You all right? I'm all right.

How's the girl?

She's all right.

Let's hurry with that rope.

I'm on it.

She's the one that did it.

She... She's the one that pushed us in there.

Illora.

Illora!

The ways of Providence...

are not to be fathomed.

One well has water.

Showed us where the underground stream had moved.

Saved my daughter's life.

Another one, a deeper one,

took my wife.

Someday we may understand these things.

Oh, Mr. Favor.

You know, now that the water's in...

and we're gonna have a good crop,

we could last till spring, if we have to eat scrub roots.

Mr. Favor.

We, uh...

Well, it's this way.

We've all had hard things happen to us

one time or another.

And we know folks'll act kind of crazy

when they're pushed by too much bad luck.

What're you trying to say?

Well, I'd appreciate it if you'd advance me

the price of two steers from my pay...

so's I can let these folks have 'em.

Oh, I could go two myself.

I'll give one.

You'll give two.

That's what I said.

Well, uh, I got obligations,

but I'd sure like to give one.

I'd like to give two.

I'd like to give two, myself, Mr. Favor.

I'll give two.

That's, uh...

That's 13 head.

Thirteen's an unlucky number.

You'd best count me in for three.

Yeah, me too. Heh.

There's nothing I can say.

I'll send the money as soon as the crop's in.

Well...

we'd best get moving.

Bye, Miss Calvin. Goodbye.

Uh...

You don't have to send the money, uh, Mr. Calvin.

We'll pick it up on our way back.

Rowdy.

Oh, uh, in the spring.

Head 'em up. Move 'em out.

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

♪ Keep rollin' Rollin', rollin' ♪

♪ Though the streams Are swollen ♪

♪ Keep them dogies rollin' ♪

♪ Rawhide ♪

♪ Through rain and wind And weather ♪

♪ Hell-bent for leather ♪

♪ Wishin' my gal Was by my side ♪

♪ All the things I'm missin' ♪

♪ Good vittles Love and kissin' ♪

♪ Are waiting at the end Of my ride ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Head 'em up, move 'em on ♪

♪ Move 'em on, head 'em up Rawhide ♪

♪ Cut 'em out, ride 'em in Ride 'em in, let 'em out ♪

♪ Cut 'em out Ride 'em in ♪

♪ Rawhide! ♪

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

Hyah!

Hyah!

♪ Rawhide! ♪

Hyah!

Hyah!

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