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You Say You're A Real Cowboy lyrics and chords are intended for your
personal use only, it's good country song recorded by Billy Crash
Craddock.
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You Say You're A Real Cowboy Recorded by Billy Crash Craddock Written by David Heavener
C G7 C You got a nerve coming into this barroom F C Saying you're one of my kind G7 C You say you're a cowboy cause you've been to Texas D7 G7 And you met Willie Nelson one time
C G7 The clothes that you're wearing C G7 C F Don't make you a cowboy any fool can see that C Cause a cowboy is more than just boots G7 C And belt buckles Levi's and 10-gallon hats
F A real cowboy is one of a kind C He's the kind that don't like to hurt or be hurt G7 He does his own thing he don't bother nobody C Unless they bother him first
F The ladies who love him put nothing above him C Except the moon and the stars G7 A real cowboy don't care how he fills out his jeans C He just cares how he feels in his heart
G7 C If you're a real cowboy then I'm Hank Williams F C This here is a glass of champagne G7 C And this dingy ol' bar room well it's seen its past D7 G7 And Texas is somewhere in Spain
C G7 A cowboy ain't something you learn how to be C F It's something you're given at birth C If the good Lord intended us all to be cowboys G7 C We'd all been born in Fort Worth
repeat #3,4
G7 A real cowboy don't care how he fills out his jeans C He just cares how he feels in his heart
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