Roger Alan Wade - Cowboy angel

^CGuitars and whiskey in a honky tonk some^Fwhere Cowboy angel said here's ^Cone about a girl with flowers in her ^Ghair Wild ^Cflowers, asked the Knoxville boy, no the cowboy rep^Flied A wild rose like those that ^Cgrows along the road, a slow ^Gburnin' suic^Cide

Don't you ^Fcry for the cowboy angel, it's too late any^Chow He's too far gone, still ridin' on your tears can't help him ^Gnow Don't ^Fwaste your love sweet ^GMagdelene, it'll ^Conly slow him ^Fdown Don't you ^Ccry for the cowboy angel ridin' ^Gout to that sweet ^Ctown

^DFrom Babylon to Joshua Tree, you could taste it in the ^Gair That grevious wine of sym^Dpathy and a cross no man could ^Abear Are y^Dou goin', asked the Knoxville boy, hell yeah the cowboy r^Geplied Then he blew his mind like a ^Ddandelion and rode ^Aoff in the ^Dnight

Don't you ^Gcry for the cowboy angel, it's too late any^Dhow He's too far gone, still ridin' on your tears can't help him ^Anow Don't ^Gwaste your love sweet ^AMagdelene, it'll ^Donly slow him ^Gdown Don't you ^Dcry for the cowboy angel ridin' ^Aout to that sweet ^Dtown

Don't you ^Gcry for the cowboy ^Dangel ridin' ^Aout to that sweet ^Gtown ^{D A D}