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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeIf I Was a Cowboy
If highways were dirt roadsStreetlights were starsMustangs were horsesI'd walk outta this barA cigarette and a StetsonAnd whiskey in my veinsI'd climb back in the saddleAnd grab a hold of the reinsIf I was a cowboyI wouldn't miss you at allA shot of Jack and Marlboro, I'd move on, girlFeelin' ten feet tallI'd ride off into the sunsetOut west, never let your memory ever tie me downIf I was a cowboyI'd be over you by nowYou'd be ashes in a campfireWater under a bridgeA trail of dust behind meYou'd never find me againIf I was a cowboyI wouldn't miss you at allA shot of Jack and Marlboro, I'd move on, girlFeelin' ten feet tallI'd ride off into the sunsetOut west, never let your memory ever tie me downIf I was a cowboyI'd be over you by nowLet my boots down, in a new townFind a nail to hang my hatAnd you wouldn't kill me, and I wouldn't still beWishin' you'd come backIf I was a cowboyIf I was a cowboy (Whoa!)I'd ride off into the sunsetOut west, never let your memory ever tie me downIf I was a cowboyI'd be over you by nowIf I was a cowboyI'd be over you by now
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