Lonestar Cowboy by Donna Fargo

That Was Yesterday by Donna Fargo

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Lonestar Cowboy
by Donna Fargo

Album: That Was Yesterday

Do you still have blue eyes, do they still tell sweet lies
Do you still think I take it all too seriously
Do you still drink too much and say things you're sorry of
What have you been doin' without me

Do you still live alone, do you still have a phone
Who's on the other end where I used to be
Are you ever sorry that we said goodbye
And does the Lone Star Cowboy ever think of me

Do you still ride the rodeos, do you still like Texas swing
Do you still wear your cowboy hats and your big diamond ring
Do you still love the bright lights in downtown "Big D"
And every now and then at midnight does the Lone Star Cowboy ever think of me

And does the Lone Star Cowboy ever get the blues
Does he ever hear me talkin' in his sleep
Is he still caught up in the motion of trying to keep himself tonight
Imprisoned by the bars that set him free

Is he still finding them and fooling them and leaving them alone
Using up all the words I wish he'd say
You know some cowboys die a lowly lonesome
And let the best thing in their life get away

But there was never a wild horse that could not be rode
And never a cowboy that could not be thrown
Never an outlaw that could not be changed
With the love in his heart and a home on the range

So, what will you do when the roundup is done
Will you look back to see that what you thought was fun
Was a Lone Star Cowboy ridin' bearbacked and wild
When you could have had a saddle and a California cowgirl going home in style