| He wanted someone who loves the land as much as he does
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| Someone who knows the blessings of a good hard rain
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| Somebody simple and strong that he knows he can count on
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| Soft as the wind yet bold enough to bless his name
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| That’s why God loves cowboys I believe there’s a place in his heart
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| Cause when the hurt needs tending and fences need mending
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| He knows they’ll work hard
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| On his great big ranch called life cause they love and take care
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| Of all his creations from the horses they ride
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| To those broken hearted honky tonk angels
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| Oooh oooh that’s why God loves cowboys
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| He knew they’d need room to breathe and freedom
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| So he gave ‘em Texas and those big Montana skies
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| He was there when he heard those prayers comin' from Cheyenne
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| Right beside that young man on his last ride
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| That’s why God loves cowboys I believe there’s a place in his heart
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| Cause when the hurt needs tending and fences need mending
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| He knows they’ll work hard
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| On his great big ranch called life cause they love and take care
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| Of all his creations from the horses they ride
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| To those broken hearted honky tonk angels
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| Oooh oooh that’s why God loves cowboys
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| Oooh those cold nights get lonely
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| He needs more than just a good fire to keep him warm
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| Oooh there’s nothing more holy
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| Than the love of a woman to weather life’s storm
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| That’s why God loves cowgirls, I believe there’s a place in his heart
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| Cause when the herd needs tending and the fences needs mending
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| He knows they’ll work hard, on his great big ranch called life
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| Cause they love and take care of all its creations
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| From the horses they ride to those broken hearted honky tonk heros
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| Ooooooh
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| That’s why God loves cowgirls
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| Ooooooh
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| That’s why God loves cowboys |