Lyrics

The Cowboy And The Lady
words and music by William Kitchens

HE GREW UP IN AUSTIN
DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS
SHE CAME OUT IN DALLAS
A DAUGHTER OF THE WILD WEST
HE RAN THE CATTLE ON HIS FATHER'S RANCH
HE WAS A HANDSOME FELLOW AND REAL GOOD HAND
SHE GRADUATED FROM THE BEST OF SCHOOLS
SHE COULD TURN A HEAD AND RIDE A PONY TOO
THEY MET AND FELL IN LOVE DOWN IN SAN ANTONIO
HITCHED UP IN ABILENE AND JOINED THE RODEO

THE COWBOY AND THE LADY
THEY BOTH LIKE THE FINER THINGS
LIKE BIILY BOB'S ON A SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCING TO A WESTERN SWING
THEY RIDE THE TRAIL TOGETHER
CHASIN' THE PAY WINDOW
THE COWBOY AND THE LADY
SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO

WHATEVER THE DRAW HE'LL RIDE 'UM
USALLY HE'LL MAKE EIGHT
SHE BOUGHT GOOD HORSE IN GRAPEVINE
NO ONE'S FASTER IN THE BARREL RACE
HE CAN WRESTLE A STEER OR BUST A BRONC
THE BEST TWO STEPPER IN THE HONKY TONK
OUT OF THE FLOOR YOU SHOULD SEE HER TWIRL
THEY'RE THE TALK OF THE CAMP IN THE COWBOY WORLD
HE PLAYS GUITAR AND SHE SINGS ALONG
'NEATH THE BIG LONE STAR SKY THEY CALL HOME

THERE AIN'T A FAIR GROUND IN THE STATE OF TEXAS
THAT AIN'T SEEN THE SOUL OF THEIR BOOTS
THERE AIN'T A HIGHWAY OR BACK ROAD THEY AIN'T TRAVELED
TO GET THEM TO WHAT THEY DO

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