| Not every cowboy rides a broken black mustang
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| Sometimes it’s a two-tank, two-tone short-bed chevrolet
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| And not every cowboy drinks whiskey like it’s water
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| Some will be a man, shake your daddy’s hand, and do right by his daughter
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| My love ain’t a heartbreak country song
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| Girl, I bet your momma warned you 'bout guys like me
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| And this outlaw in my blood ain’t a wildcard up my sleeve
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| 'Cause I ain’t a silhouette stetson, heading out west
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| In a red sunset, and taking your heart with me
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| So let me show you, that not every cowboy leaves
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| And not every cowboy leaves Laredo boots on the porch
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| In case he changes his mind in the middle of the night, slips out the door
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| And not every cowboy is a tumbleweed that don’t tumble back
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| Fills your eyes with tears and your head with questions that you’ll never get
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| to ask
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| Girl, I bet your momma warned you 'bout guys like me
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| And this outlaw in my blood ain’t a wildcard up my sleeve
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| 'Cause I ain’t a silhouette stetson, heading out west
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| In a red sunset, and taking your heart with me
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| So let me show you, that not every cowboy leaves
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| My love ain’t a heartbreak country song
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| There’s parts where the movies got it wrong
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| Girl, I bet your momma warned you 'bout guys like me
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| And this outlaw in my blood ain’t a wildcard up my sleeve
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| 'Cause I ain’t a silhouette stetson, heading out west
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| In a red sunset, and taking your heart with me
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| So let me show you, that not every cowboy leaves
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| So let me show you, that not every cowboy leaves |