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Hometown Cowboy chords by Chris LeDoux

  • C

  • G

  • F

  • Db

    4
  • Ab

    4
  • Gb

    2
  • Bm

    2
  • D

  • A

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Intro 1
(C major) (G major) (C major)
Verse 1
He was (C major) just a hometown
cowboy his belly (G major) kind of fat (C major)
Acme boots up on his feet and
a big (G major) you- roll- it hat (C major)
He (F major) entered in the bull riding
he did (C major) it on a dare
To please his little sweetheart
with (G major) the long blond hair
(C major)

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Verse 2
He borrowed himself a bull rope
spurs (G major) and a riding glove (C major)
To prove he was no coward
to (G major) the girl he loved (C major)
His (F major) bull was standing in the chute his
girl (C major) was in the stands
Wating to hear the name (G major) of
her brave young man
(C major) (D flat major)
Verse 3
He climed down on the back
of that big (A flat major) ol' Bramer (D flat major) bull
One of the veteran cowboys came
and (A flat major) gave his rope a pull (D flat major)
Someone (G flat major) said are you ready boy
he said (D flat major) I guess I am
The bull jumped out and turned back
and (A flat major) flung him to the sand
(D flat major)
Verse 4
The hometown girl had watched it
all and (A flat major) wasn't (D flat major) to impressed (A flat major)
(D flat major) She started looking around for
a real (A flat major) man from the west (D flat major)
She (G flat major) looked around the arena
and standin' (D flat major) by the fence
Was a tallean cowboy with a big black
hat and tight (A flat major) fittin Levi pant (D flat major) s
Verse 5
It was (D flat major) Jim a fine young cowboy he rode
Broncs (A flat major) and Bramer (D flat major) bulls
He rodeo them quite consistently
so his pockets (A flat major) were always full (D flat major)
(G flat major) Somehow he happened to
glance (D flat major) up in the stands
And he saw that pretty blond haired girl as
she (A flat major) was watching him
(D flat major) (B minor) (D major)
Verse 6
Meanwhile the hometown cowboy was
back (A major) behind the chute (D major)
Dabbing blood off his nose and
dumpin' sand (A major) from his boots (D major)
He got (G major) himself together wiped
some ma (D major) nure off his shirt
He knew his girl would sloothe him
cause (A major) he was darn sure (D major) hurt
Verse 7
He saw (D major) his blood haired girlfriend as he
roun (A major) ded the main grandstand (D major)
And his poor heart sank as he saw
her leaving (A major) with another man (D major)
So boys (G major) if you don't rodeo
leave (D major) well enough alone
And don't take your girl to the pitching
cause you (A major) may not take her home
(D major)
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