Tracy Byrd - A cowboy and a dancer

^CI was thumbin my way outta San Antone Saddle on my back my Raybans on A dusty old cowboy ^Dmhat, scuffed up ^Cjeans ^CWhen a tourqoise Elderado, with horns on the hood Slowed down to help me out, like I hoped someone would She was peelin' an apple,^Dm drivin' with one k^Cnee She said hey cowb^Foy, where's your horse I said I l^Cost everything, but this saddle, in my second divorce And ^Dmif you don't mind, ^G I'll keep the rest to my^Cself ^G

She sa^Cid she'd put herself through college, wearin' high heels Dancin' every night, for a garter belt full of bills Just wasn't the broadw^Dmay, she dreamed a^Cbout And ^Dmif I didn't mind, ^G she'd keep the rest to her^Cself

^CA cowboy and a d^Fancer Leavin' Texas in the r^Cearview mirror Searchin' for some a^Gnswers A cowboy and a d^Cancer ^G

By the t^Cime we reached the Arizona line, We were peakin' at each other, out of the corner of our eyes The sun was settin'^Dm low and love was on the w^Cind We stopped in Tu^Fscan to get some sleep Ended up sh^Carin' the backseat, to catch a couple of winks ^Dm If you don't mind, ^G I'll keep the rest to my^Cself

^CA cowboy and a d^Fancer Leavin' Texas in the r^Cearview mirror Searchin' for some a^Gnswers A cowboy and a d^Cancer ^G

We were holdin' h^Cands, as we reached the California coast A new wind in our sails, we're makin' the most So the story goes ^Dm all's well that ends w^Cell And if y^Dmou don't mind, ^G I'll keep the rest to my^Cself ^CI was thumbin my way outta San Antone