Annie Gallup – Cowboy

Annie Gallup Cowboy

Annie Gallup – Cowboy Lyrics

Artist: Annie Gallup
Song: Cowboy

I don’t know much about that cowboy
Strong back, smell of leather
Scar runs the length of his left arm
Sun was up when I got home

Crows laughing in the garden, I say shoo
Anyone can drive a rusty red pickup truck
Anyone can have a dog named Blue
I don’t know much about that cowboy

Crooked jaw, four day stubble
Tattoo, “Mary,” above his heart
Storm blew in while I was sleeping
Hard rain flattened the nasturtiums, I say heck

Anyone can wear a belt buckle shaped like a Conestoga
Anyone can tie a rag around their neck
I don’t know much about that cowboy
Calloused thumb, a gold incisor

Dark blue road map on the back of his hand
I lost my keys, I couldn’t find my shoes
Flies buzzing in the kitchen, I say, sure
Anyone can take a room by the week at the Pine Knot Motel

Anyone can move as if their bones were sore
I don’t know much about that cowboy
Sidelong squint, one raised eyebrow
Tiny slow twitch at the side of his mouth

There’s his truck at the Cloverleaf Cafe
I circle around the block, and then I just drive past
Anyone can rock their chair back on two legs and look right through you
Anyone can grow up and have no past
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Release Year: 1998