Mister Cowboy
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Mister Cowboy
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Hey Mister Cowboy
Ride yourself on over here
Hey Mister Cowboy
Ride yourself on over here
If your pony's run away
Saddle up a steer and I'll be waiting
Dress yourself on up now
With your jingling spurs and hat
Dress yourself on up now
With your jingling spurs and hat
If you really, really love me
You'll wear your side fringe chaps
Lasso up a little present
Something pretty just for me
Lasso up a little present
Something pretty just for me
A handful of bluebonnets
Bring the flowers leave the bees
Take me to the party
Let's all dance the Cotton Eyed Joe
Take me to the party
Let's all dance the Cotton Eyed Joe
I'll give you a little kiss
Before you take me home
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Renee Austin performs "Mister Cowboy", and this lyric page sits inside the Renee Austin catalog on LyroVerse.
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