Cifra de You Need A Cowboy - Victoria Crosby
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[Intro ]
C Bb F
[Verso 1]
C
He's got a latte and a three-piece suit
Bb F
Wouldn't know a fence post from a gumboot
C
Takes you to places with a wine list long
But he don't back you up when things go wrong
He's got soft hands and a showroom tan
But girl, you need a different kind of man
You don't need no bloke with a follow plan
You need one with dirt under both his hands
[Refrão]
Forget that city boy - you need a cowboy
One with a dog box and a deep drawl voice
Someone who shows up, rain or shine
With a flanno shirt and a heart that's kind
You need dust on his boots, not a business plan
Forget that city boy - get yourself a man
[Verso 2]
He scrolls his feed more than he hears your voice
Bb F
Thinks camping's cute - if there's concierge choice
But you want nights with the mozzies and stars
Not rooftop bars and Ubers for cars
You need more than a swipe-right guy
You need someone who'll look you in the eye
Not one who panics when the esky's warm
Bb F
You want grit, not a uniform
[Refrão]
Forget that city boy - you need a cowboy
One with a dog box and a deep drawl voice
Someone who shows up, rain or shine
With a flanno shirt and a heart that's kind
You need dust on his boots, not a business plan
Forget that city boy - get yourself a man
{Guitar Solo}
Bb F C Bb F
[Ponte]
You want dam dust, diesel and stars
A singalong tune and a slow dance at the bar
C
Not some fella who's all smooth talk and apps
You want a bloke who tips his hat
[Refrão]
Forget that city boy - you need a cowboy
One with a dog box and a deep drawl voice
Someone who shows up, rain or shine
With a flanno shirt and a heart that's kind
You need dust on his boots, not a business plan
Forget that city boy - get yourself a man
Outro
Bb F C
Yeah, you need a cowboy
Bb F C
Not some bloke who'd faint at a bit of red sand