Cowgirls Don't Cry - Brooks And Dunn

Cowgirls Don't Cry

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Intro: Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
 
Verse 1:
 
Dsus2 A
Her daddy gave her, her first pony. Then taught her to ride.
Dsus2 A
She climbed high in that saddle. Fell I don't know how many times.
F#m E D E
He taught her a lesson that she learned. Maybe a little too well.
 
[Refrão]
Dsus2 A
Cowgirls don't cry. Ride, baby, ride.
Dsus2
Lessons in life are going to show you in time.
A
Soon enough, your gonna know why.
F#m E
It's gonna hurt every now and then.
D E
If you fall get back on again.
A
Cowgirls don't cry.
 
Verse 2:
 
Dsus2 A
She grew up,She got married. But it never was quite right.
Dsus2 A
She wanted a house, a home and babies. He started coming home late at night.
F#m E D E
She didn't let him see it break her heart. She didn't let him see her fall apart.
 
[Refrão]
Dsus2 A
'Cause Cowgirls don't cry. Ride, baby, ride.
Dsus2
Lessons in life are goinna' show you in time.
A
Soon enough your gonna know why.
F#m E
It's gonna hurt every now and then.
D E
If you fall get back on again.
A Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
Cowgirls don't cry.
 
Verse 3:
 
Dsus2 A
Phone rang early one morning. Her momma's voice, she'd been crying.
Dsus2 A
Said it's your daddy, you need to come home. This is it, I think he's dying.
F#m E D E
She laid the phone down by his head. The last words that he said.
 
Refrain:
 
Dsus2 A
Cowgirl don't cry. Ride, baby, ride.
Dsus2 A
Lessons in life show us all in time. Too soon God lets you know why.
F#m E D E
If you fall get right back on. The good Lord calls everybody home.
A Dsus2 A Dsus2 A
Cowgirl don't cry.

How to play Cowgirls Don't Cry

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Dsus2. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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