Cowgirl Therapy - Leah Williams

Cowgirl Therapy

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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ACapotraste: Sem capotraste
BPM: 120
Single Released: 13 Oct 2023
 
Note: Worked out the lyrics to this song as not on the internet.
If any corrections please let me know and I will correct. Thanks.
 
Capo: No
 
[Intro]
D E A
A
A
 
[Verse 1]
A
I’ve got a bumper sticker,
D
On the back of my rear window,
E A E
Says “No this sure as hell ain’t my boyfriends truck”.
A
Got a tow strap in the back,
D
And my granddaddy’s old tool box,
E A
That I keep around for whenever my friends get stuck.
 
[Chorus]
D
Guess you can call me a cowgirl,
A
That’s alright with me,
E
I’ve got mud on my boots,
E
I’ve got a gun that shoots,
A
Know damn well that freedom means free.
D
Go ahead and call me a cowgirl,
A D
That’s who I’ll always be,
E
Leave my cares and my dust,
E
I call it just,
A
Cowgirl therapy.
 
[Interlude]
A D E
A
 
[Verse 2]
A
Sometimes I saddle up,
D
And go for a long ride,
E
And we take the backroads,
A E
Stay up till the sun goes down.
A
It helps clear my head,
A7 D
When this world gets too crazy,
E
It’s the best medicine for my heart,
A
That I ever found.
 
[Chorus]
D
You can call me a cowgirl,
A
That’s alright with me,
E
I’ve got mud on my boots,
E
I’ve got a gun that shoots,
A
Know damn well that freedom means free.
D
Go ahead and call me a cowgirl,
A D
That’s who I’ll always be,
E
Leave my cares and my dust,
E
I call it just,
A
Cowgirl therapy.
 
[Instrumental]
A D E D A
 
[Chorus]
D
You can call me a cowgirl,
A
That’s alright with me,
E
I’ve got mud on my boots,
E
I’ve got a gun that shoots,
A
Know damn well that freedom means free.
D
Go ahead and call me a cowgirl,
A D
That’s who I’ll always be,
E
Leave my cares and my dust,
E
I call it just,
A A
Cowgirl therapy.
 
[Outro]
E
Leave it all back there in the dust,
E
I call it just,
A A
Cowgirl therapy.
A A

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