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[Intro ]
 
e|---------------------------0-1-1-0----------------------|
B|-----0-1-0-------------------------3-1-0----------------|
G|---2-------2-0---0-----------------------2--2-2-1-------|
D|-2-------------2---2------------------------------3-2---|
A|--------------------------------------------------------|
E|--------------------------------------------------------|
 
Intro
E Am F Am E
 
Am F E Am F E
 
[Verso 1]
Am F E
Need a guy, knows how to ride isnt his first rodeo
Am F E
Hell notch his belt and stay the night knows how to doe-see-doe
Am
I got exs I dont mess with big mess down in Texas
F
Good ole boys, are boys I reckon they cant handle this smoke
 
[Refrão]
Am
No I dont want a cowboy, I wanna cowman
F E
Nobody give a yeehaw like he can
Am F
More Southern than a Georgia pecan, dont want a cowboy I want a cowman
 
{Solo}
Am F E Am F E Am F E
[Verso 2]
Am F E
Need a guy knows how to cry without having a cow
Am F E
And if hes tall oh me oh my I might just tie him down
Am
He looks real nice, but his mugs mean, got horsepower in them jeans
F E
Putting miles on those wrangler seams most wanted in this town
 
[Refrão]
Am
No I dont want a cowboy, I wanna cowman
F E
Nobody give a yeehaw like he can
Am F E
More Southern than a Georgia pecan, dont want a cowboy I want a cowman
 
{Solo}
Am F E Am
Oh I want a cowman
Am F E F E
Yeah I want a cowman, ooh ooh
Am F E Am F E
[Ponte]
N.C.
Aint gotta be rough and tough, but a cowboy just aint man enough
N.C.
Aint gotta be rough and tough, but a cowboy just aint man enough
N.C.
Aint gotta be rough and tough, but a cowboy just aint man enough
F E
A cowboy just aint man enough
 
[Refrão]
Am F
No I dont want a cowboy, I wanna cowman
F E
Nobody give a yeehaw like he can
Am F
No I dont want a cowboy, I wanna cowman
F E
Nobody give a yeehaw like he can
Am F E
More Southern than a Georgia pecan, dont want a cowboy I want a cowman
 
Outro
Am F E
Oh I want a cowman
Am F E Am F E Am F E Am
Oh I want a cowman

How to play Cowman

Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.

What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is B. 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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