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Don't Call Him a Cowboy
recorded by Conway Twitty
written by Debbie Hupp, Johnny MacRae, and Bob Morrison
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So you came from New York city
F C
And you want to see the sights
You've heard all about those cowboys
G7
And those crazy Texas nights
C
I see you've got your eye on something
F C
Leaning on the bar
F C
But the toughest ride he's ever had
G7 C
Was in his foreign car
G7
So don't call him a cowboy
C
Until you've seen him ride
G7
Cause a Stetson hat and those fancy boots
C
Don't tell ya what's inside no
F
And if he ain't good in the saddle
C Am
Lord you won't be satisfied
F
So don't call him a cowboy
G7 C
Until you've seen him ride
He's a Hollywood idea
F C
Of the wild and wooly west
In his French designer blue jeans
G7
And his custom tailored vest
C
You think he's the real thing
F C
But I think you oughta know
F C
He can't even make it through
G7 C
A one night rodeo no
Repeat #3 & 4 & 3
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Conway Twitty lyrics
This man had many hit records in his career, this one didn't get as popular as some, but I really enjoy playing and singing it. Use these Don't Call Him a Cowboy lyrics and chords to assist you in learning this great old country song.