Her dad dy (D)gave her her first po ny,

then (A)taught her to ride.

She climbed high

in that sad dle.

Fell I don’t know how man y times.

He taught her (E)a les son that she learned

(D)may be a lit tle too (E)well.

Cow girls don’t (D)cry.

Ride, ba by, ride.

Les sons in life are gon na show you in time.

Soon e nough you’re gon na know why.

It’s gon (E)na hurt ev ’ry now and then.

If you fall, get back on a (E)gain.

Cow girls don’t (A)cry.

She grew up,

she got mar ried,

but it (A)nev er was quite right.

She want ed a house, a home and ba bies.

He start ed com in’ home late at night.

She (E)did n’t (F#m)let him see it break her heart.

She did n’t (D)let him see her fall

a part.

(CN.C.)’Cause cow girls don’t (D)cry.

Ride, ba by, ride.

Les sons in life are gon na show you in time.

Soon e nough God you’re gon na know why.

It’s gon (E)na hurt ev ’ry now and then.

The good If you fall, calls get ev ’ry back bod on y a home.

(E)gain.

Cow girls don’t (A)cry.

(D)Phone ring ear ly one morn in’,

her ma ma’s (A)voice, she’d been cry in’.

Said, “It’s your (D)dad dy, you need to come home.

This is (A)it.

I think he’s dy in’.” She laid the (F#m)phone down by his head.

The last words that he said:

(CN.C.)Cow girls don’t