Cowboy's Sweetheart
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Cowboy's Sweetheart
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I wanna be a cowboy's sweetheart
I wann learn to rope and ride
I wanna ride through the plains and the desert
Out west of The Great Divide
I wanna hear the coyotes singing
As the sun sets in the west
I wanna be a cowboy's sweetheart
That's the life I love the best.
I wann ride a paint
Moce it at a run
I wanna feel the wind in my face
A thousand miles away from all
Movin' in the cowman's face
I wann pillow my head
Beneath the open sky
As the sun sets in the west
I wanna strum my guitar and "yodel-le-hee-hee"
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LeAnn Rimes performs "Cowboy's Sweetheart", and this lyric page sits inside the LeAnn Rimes catalog on LyroVerse.
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