Lyrics:
I'd buy if I could buy me some time
Yeah, and I'd be a cowboy, the wranglin' kind
I'd waltz across Texas with my girl each night
And we'd make love
of me, who was she?
An ever-needy, ever-lovely jewel
Whose shine reflects on you
Not weepin' in a party bathroom
Some actress askin' me what happened
He was just a hometown cowboy his belly kind of fat
Acme boots up on his feet and a big you-roll-it hat
He entered in the bull riding he did it
Right now, I just need you to get real loose
Get comfortable
Grab your loved ones or grab your love partner
If you're by yourself, no worries
Right now
I just need you to get real loose
Get comfortable
Grab your loved ones or grab your love partner
And if you're by yourself no worries
Right now
I just need you to get real loose
Get comfortable
Grab your loved ones or grab your love partner
And if you're by yourself no worries
tell you a story my friend about how Karaoke started Pokumon
Started by a man in a Kilt and a Cowboy hat
A Canadian Celtic Cowboy what do you think about
of notes
from Umeå to Des Moine
Sung by a million throats
Inviting all to join
We dance a waltz with the devil
A 3/4 imperfection
Sweat flooding down
You probably never knew that
I loved the way you used to come through,
Teach me to do the things that men do
True,
You showed me stuff I probably
the cowboys on tv
Thought it's cute when you got mad I made you show ya teeth
I never meant to treat you bad I loved you more than me
Look
Could you
the elders loved by Pigmeat Markum
Called here comes the judge.
City streets created poets who spoke the blues.
Through neatly phrased rhymes they delivered
love me by heaven above me
I never expected to pick you off the vine
(The others will try and try and try and try and try
To give you the eye,
coming with money in my fist
Hey pawn man
Give my grandma back her jewels
Hey pawn man
My grandpa paid his dues
Hey pawn man
You said it's only interest
Working for a living
Working for a living
And living to be loving by you
I come from the country
The city ain't my style
These cowboy boots
Stay on my feet
on a pawn shop guitar
She remembers the first time he kissed her
Back when the feeling was new
And she sang the Red River Valley
For the cowboy who loved her
singin'
A new song now. Hope you like it because it's my answer to
The Blue Velvet Band. It goes like this.
By and old willow tree in the churchyard
yeah.
I'm a super-country, evangelic, rockabilly, psychaedelic cowboy.
I'm a "Twist 'n Shout", an' they keep breakin',
Puts the move on you right now
the energy
Feel like I've loved you
For a century
Should I follow my heart
What it's telling me
Like Jewel
Really you were meant for me
You're always on my
and Pacino
Manny Festo, Wu-Tang Gambino
Lay it down, then I fly off like the hero
Wu-Tang
Wu-Tang
The Wild Cowboy number one
G-O-D, how you gonna
cowboy, nursing his little phenom
As an even newer idea poke its head out for recon
Oh what a weird distraction, all of a sudden you're lugging separate
How in the Hell did we make it this far
40 long years 'neath a wandering star
I loved you back then - but now more by far
For 40 long years for 40
where you at?
Now who's the bearer of bad news on crews
When I drop the jewels on fools they say, "Who?"
Give me my props before I quickly pass the Tek
of me, who was she? An ever-needy, ever-lovely jewel
Whose shine reflects on you
Not weepin' in a party bathroom, some actress askin' me what happened
our path for a while
Come and sit by my side till you're leavin' do not hasten to bid me adieu
And remember the Red River Valley and the cowboy that
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