Here's the version in the beginning of the movie:

THE COWBOY AND THE SEÑORITA
(Music by Phil Ohman, lyrics by Ned Washington)

The cowboy and the señorita
Met in Rosarita one night, not so long ago;
The cowboy and the señorita
Made the night much sweeter with words like "I love you so."

[bridge]
He said life on the range is such a lonely life;
Won't you pack up your shawl, acquire a drawl, and be a cowboy's wife?

They married, and their plans all carried;
They've a little cowboy, and oh what a kid.
Why don't folks do like
The cowboy and the señorita did?

[bridge]
He said, "Don't send me back, Back to that lone prairie;
I've got a saddle for two, for me and for you, come ride away with me."

They headed toward the church and wedded,
Bought a little rancho, and that's where they hid;
Why don't folks do like
The cowboy and the señorita did?

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...and the version at the end of the movie:

THE COWBOY AND THE SEÑORITA
(Music by Phil Ohman, lyrics by Ned Washington)

The cowboy and the señorita
Met in Rosarita one night, not so long ago;
I kissed her, and she whispered, "Mister,
Take me to your airy old prairie, I love you so."

[bridge]
There life is sunshine and full of laughter,
They'll be happy forever after.

Why don't you come along where the air is sweeter,
With the cowboy and the pretty señorita?

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Cute movie. I watched the whole thing. Off the subject, Colorado features Roy Rogers as an Army intelligence lieutenant.