None of them
F Bb
He met her in a honky tonk singing country songs that he wrote
G C7
She sat at a table listening to his music and drinking coke
F Bb
Well he sat down beside her and said, “howdy what’s your name”
C7 F
She said “I like your music sir but foolin round is certainly not my game”
F# B
When the small talk was over the cowboy drank his beer and took her home
C#7 F#
Lust on his mind in the bedroom he had her all alone
F# B
And when the night was over the cowboy shook his head
C#7 F#
Cause she slept on the sofa and the cowboy slept alone on his bed
Solos
G C
She still sees the cowboy on the country shows and sometimes on TV
D G
He phones her up and talks to her long distance from wherever he might be
G C
He’ll ask her how’s she doing she’ll reply by saying “oh just fine”
D G
And the moral of this story is that cowboys don’t get lucky all the time
D G
And the moral of this story is that cowboys don’t get lucky all the time
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