Chords for 💜 Brooks & Dunn 💜 Reba 💜 Cowgirls Don't Cry 💜 Live Performance 💜

That's not like rock and roll to me. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ My youngest daughter is [E] here tonight.
She was here last night too.
I'm going to tell the same story, _ [N] _ _
because it works and the dogs don't. _ _ _
_ _ 20 years we've been out on the road, buses, planes, and gone all over the [G] world.
_ This precious little red-headed [F#] girl comes walking up to the bus, [Am] I pull in the driveway, _
she goes, [G] Daddy can I?
And I go, [N] yeah. _ _
_ To this day, she's 20 years old.
_ _ No, she's 21. _ _ _
_ I can't believe you're trying to help _ _ her with her [G] fake ID. _ _ _
_ _ I guess I bought that too. _ _
She started working me for a horse, and I said, baby you can't [C] have a horse not until I'm around,
like spend time with it, and I gotta get a trainer, all that kind of stuff.
I can't just turn you loose [B] with an animal that big, you know.
_ She's not much bigger than [Bm] that now, but she's [N] 22. _ _ _ _ _
So [D#] _ [G] finally I get a phone call, put it off forever.
Went and got a tattoo that said cowboy from my elbow to my wrist,
and then I'm a horse expert. _ _
I said, baby I want to be there, because I don't want to bite you or kick you.
And [N] I don't know which end either one of those two things come out of. _ _
Anyway, [Gm] I get a call in the middle of the night, it's Reba McIntyre.
She says, Ronnie, if you don't buy Haley the horse, I'm going to buy it [Dm] and send you the bill.
_ [Gm]
Wrote this song to pay for [F#] it, and I'm still paying for [D] it. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [A] _ _ _ _
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_ _ Her daddy [D] gave her her first horse, _ [A] and taught her how.
She [D] climbed high in that sight.
Well, I [A] don't know how many times.
Taught her [F#m] a lesson that [E] she learned.
_ [D] Maybe a little [E] too well.
Cowgirls [D] don't cry. _ _
_ Right, baby, [A] right.
_ [Bm] _
_ [A] _ Lessons [D] in life show us all in time.
Soon [A] enough, you're going to know why.
It's going [F#m] to hurt her every now [E] _ and then.
When [D] you fall, get back [E] on again.
Cowgirls [A] don't cry. _ _
_ _ She grew [D] up, she got married.
_ _ [A] But it never was quite right.
Wanted [D] a house, a home, and babies.
He started [A] coming home late at night.
_ She [F#m] didn't let him see [E] it break her heart.
[D] Didn't let him see [E] her fall _ _ [C#m] apart.
[D] Cowgirls don't cry.
Right, _ _ _ [A] baby, right.
_ [Bm] _ _ [A] _ Lessons [D] in life show us all in time.
Soon [A] enough, you're going to know why.
It's going [F#m] to hurt her every now [E] and then.
_ When you [D] fall, get back [E] on again.
Cowgirls [A] don't cry.
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_ _ _ _ Phone [Em] rang [D] early one morning.
[A] Her mama's voice, she'd been crying.
_ Said, [D] it's your daddy, you need to come home.
_ This [A] is it, I think he's dying.
_ [F#m] Let the phone down by [E] his head.
_ [D] Let his hurt be [E] said. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [A] Cowgirls don't cry.
_ _ _ _ _ Right, [E]
baby, right.
_ _ Lessons [A] in life show us all in time.
Soon [E] enough, you're going to know why.
When [C#m] you fall, get right [B] back up.
The [A] Lord calls [B] everybody home.
Cowgirls [E] don't cry.
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