I Could Be A Cowboy - The McClymonts

I could be a cowboy

In the big wide open space

And every single sunrise

There’s a story on my face

I wouldn’t need a blanket

To keep me warm at night

I’d lay down all my secrets

The only thing by my side

I could be a cowboy but that’d mean leaving

Where the stars above are the company I’m keeping

I could walk right out the door and never come back home

Oh I could be a cowboy but I don’t like to be alone

I could be a dreamer

A gun slinger in black and white

I could be the good guy

And always win the fight

Or I could lose a quick draw

And lay forgotten in the dust

Watching my last sunset

While my spirit turns to rust

I could be a cowboy but that’d mean leaving

Where the stars above are the company I’m keeping

I could walk right out the door and never come back home

Oh I could be a cowboy but I don’t like to be alone, yeah

Oh, I could be a cowboy

In my muddy worn out boots

I could be a cowboy

It’d give me the right to run like you

I could be a cowboy oh, but that’d mean leavin

Where the stars above are the company I’m keeping

I could walk right out the door and never come back home

Oh I could be a cowboy but I don’t like to be alone