Jo And The Cowboy
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Jo And The Cowboy
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Life can be great on the interstate when you’re riding across Arkansas
Well I won’t forget the day I met the girl from the Ouachita
Making my way through Little Rock I saw her thumbing me
I pulled over to let her get in and saw heaven in faded jeans
Wild as a raging river is she Jo holds my heart in her hand
Sweet country girl I’d give the world just to be your full time man
Thanks for stopping my name is Jo you look like a cowboy to me
I see by the plates on your ninety-eight that you’re from Tennessee
And you’re a good looking cowboy too about the sexiest thing I’ve seen
I said you ain’t bad for a country girl all tight in your faded jeans
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