I felt the rush of the Ri o Grande in to Yel low stone and I’ve (E6)seen first hand

Ni a gra Falls

and the lights in of Ve (E6)gas.

But her I’ve criss crossed down to (E6)Key Bis cayne and the (Emaj7)and Chi town vi a Ban gor Maine.

Think I’ve seen it all.

es.

And (Emaj7)all a days I can say (B)man is: But How ’bout them (E)cow

girls.

(C#m)Boys, ain’t they some thin’?

Sure are some (A)proud

girls

and you can’t tell ’em noth in’.

And I tell you right (E)now,

girls

may (C#m)just be sev en won ders of this big

(E)ol’

(F#m7)round world.

But how ’bout them cow girls?

She’s rid in’ colts of in Steam boat Springs, in to bail in’ hay out side (E6)Ab i lene.

She’s try in’ hard

to fit in in some cit (E6)y.

But her I’ve home is ’neath that (E6)big blue sky and the (Emaj7)North ern Plains and those oth er wide Think I’ve o pen spac es.

And (Emaj7)Now a days there ain’t as (B)man y.

But how ’bout them (E)cow

girls.

(C#m)Boys, ain’t they some thin’?

Sure are some (A)proud

girls

but you can’t beat their lov in’.

And I tell you right (E)now,

girls

may (C#m)just be sev en won ders of this big

(E)ol’

(F#m7)round world.

But how ’bout them cow girls?

cow girls?

Boy, she (F#m7)don’t need you and she don’t need me.

She can do just fine on her own two feet.

But she wants a man who wants her to be her self.

And she’ll nev er change; don’t know how to hide

her stub born will or her fight in’ side.

But you treat her right and she’ll love you like

no one else.

Yeah, how ’bout them cow girls?