Don’t Give Your Heart To A Cowboy

Lyrics

[Verse 1] Ever since the wind came rolling in from the East To a one horse town, spurs on the ground, silver screen From that first tip of a hat, girls like me got it bad And that grin drives you wild, he'll rob you with his smile And back then I wish I knew not all dreams come true [Chorus] And yeah, he'll spin you 'round that [?] floor And yeah, he'll hold your hand out those double doors He's more sweeter than a winter bring With lips that taste like whiskey And he'll leave his leaving boots on your front porch So don't give your heart to a cowboy [Verse 2] I must've fell asleep 'cause I'd never seen the bitter end When that sun sets slow, those credits will roll without a warning I guess I'd always thought that he'd be coming back He wouldn't leave her all alone, boy was I wrong [Chorus] And yeah, he'll spin you 'round that [?] floor And yeah, he'll hold your hand out those double doors He's more sweeter than a winter bring With lips that taste like whiskey And he'll leave his leaving boots on your front porch So don't give your heart to a cowboy [Bridge] And I might've bought a ticket once or twice But this city's real life [Chorus] And yeah, he spun me 'round that [?] floor And yeah, he held my hand out those double doors He's more sweeter like a winter bring With lips that taste like whiskey And he left his leaving boots on my front porch So don't give your heart to a cowboy I wish I never gave this heart to a cowboy