Lone Cowboy Lyrics

If I'm alone enough, I'll face the road

And if I am warm enough, I'll face the cold

And if I have eaten enough, I'll face the old hungry soul

Till I'm told to come back into the fold

And if I'm not strong enough, I'll lift the bones

And if I'm not sharp enough, I'll scrape along the grindstone

If I'm not man enough, to be the one that you hold

I'll be alone, oh lord, I'll be alone

I'll be a lone cowboy in the city

And my boots will find a barstool to climb

I'll be a lone cowboy in a gritty old saloon

And I'll be dreaming of the days you were mine

If I get drunk enough, I'll take a spill

And if I get hurt enough, I'll pay the hospital bill

If I have had enough, I'll sober up, yes I will

But for now, give me one more to kill

I'll be a lone cowboy in the city

And my boots will find a barstool to climb

I'll be a lone cowboy in a gritty old saloon

And I'll be dreaming of the days you were mine

Turn all the lights on and you see what kind of man you are

If you drive around with your brights on, you'll drain the battery

And kill the car, so it's fine, I have time to kill

If she asks me to dance, I will. I'm a lonely cowboy tonight

And if she comes walking up, extends her hand

Well I will set down my cup, and take a stand

And if she pulls me close to the band

Well I'm a honky-tonkin', two-steppin' man

She was a lone cowboy in the city

And her boots found a barstool to climb

She was a lone cowboy in a gritty old saloon

And for now I am hers and she's mine