Had a horse
When I was young
I was trying
To put his saddle on
When I felt
A warm summer breeze
From the river bed
So I went fishing
For some rainbow trout
In the distance
I heard mama shout
"Hurry up son
Dinner's going cold"
Working in the city
The Country's
Still my home
Life just
Ain't the same
Without
Cowboys
And Cadillacs
Blue jeans
And black hats
It don't matter
How high
The buildings rise
The city always lacks
Old campfire melodies
My daddy
Used to sing to me
Though it's got fancy bars
With models and stars
The memories take me back
Cowboys and Cadillacs
Now I'm up at 6 am
Cause there's bills to pay
And times no friend
So I grab a cup of coffee
On my way out the door
Fighting traffic
Every inch
Of the way
I crank the radio
And try to escape
And they play
and old song
That breaks
A little smile
Working in the city
The Country's
Still my home
Life just
Ain't the same without
Cowboys
And Cadillacs
Blue jeans
And black hats
It don't matter
How high
The buildings rise
The city always lacks
Old campfire melodies
My daddy
Used to sing to me
Though
It's got fancy bars
With models and stars
The memories
Take me back
Cowboys and Cadillacs
These old worn boots
Are still a part of me
You could take me out
Around the world
But the country's
Where my heart will be
Cowboys
And Cadillacs
Blue jeans
And black hats
It don't matter
How high
The buildings rise
The city always lacks
Old campfire melodies
My daddy
Used to sing to me
And through
It's got fancy bars
With models and stars
The memories
Take me back to
Cowboys and Cadillacs
Oh, yeah
Cowboys and Cadillacs
Cowboys and Cadillacs
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