Ikua - The Extraordinaires by Robert Mosolgo Verse 1 () Well I received my father's name and I wear it like a pin () He received his father's name like his father before him So I'll just go on wearing this around And show it off in every single town And I'll climb this tree and let my legs hang free until I find the root of my family line. (Now walk up the bass line from G to D, then play Eb D) Verse 2: Well I may be a city rat but cowboy's in my blood Ridin round on horseback with a lasso just because IKUA PURDY A living breathing legend in his time And I'll wrap this sandwich up in cellophane until we ride Into my family's horizon line Bridge: He went roaming in Wyoming horseback riding and cattle roping he roped that steer in record time they saw him as an outcast till he showed them how to ride Ending: So I say, I K U A P U R D Y () A living breathing legend in his ti i ime