High Rollin' Cowboy
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High Rollin' Cowboy
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Ten wheels, one road, and five hundred miles
One horse, one saddle, and five thousand smiles
CHORUS:
You better keep it on the highway
And hold it on the road
You're a high rollin' cowboy
Ridin' to the rodeo
There's a lot of girls, a lot of money and a whole lot
of fame
It's a dirty job but you gotta do it, man ain't it a
shame
CHORUS
Some people wake up in the same town every day
Drive to an office and they'd die to get away
Same people turn their head 'cause they don't
understand
The ramblin' spirit of a rodeo man
So saddle up, time to ride, time to turn out that
steer
And fuel the fire that's burnin' inside and then get
the hell on outta here
CHORUS
The star of the rodeo
Legend of the rodeo
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Brenn Hill performs "High Rollin' Cowboy", and this lyric page sits inside the Brenn Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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