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Well, I walk into

the room

Passing out hundred

dollar bills and it kills and

it thrills like the horns

on my Silverado grill

And I buy the bar a

double round of Crown

and everybody's getting

down an' this town

Ain't never gonna

be the same

'Cos I saddle up my

horse and I ride

into the city

I make a lot of noise

'cos the girls they

are so pretty

Riding up and down

Broadway on my old

stud Leroy and the

girls say:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Everybody says:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Well I don't give a dang

about nothing, I'm singing

and bling-blinging while

the girls are drinking

Long necks down and I

wouldn't trade ol' Leroy or

my Chevrolet for your

Escalade or your

freak parade

I'm the only John Wayne

left in this town

When I saddle up

my horse and I

ride into the city

I make a lot of noise

'cos the girls they

are so pretty

Riding up and down

Broadway on my old

stud Leroy and the

girls say:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Everybody says:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Well I'm a thorough-bred

that's what she said in

the back of my truck

bed as I was gettin'

Buzzed on suds out on

some back country road

We were flying high,

fine as wine

Having ourselves a Big

and Rich time and I

was going just about

as far as she'd let me go

But her evaluation

of my cowboy reputation

had me begging for

salvation all night long

So I took her out giggin'

frogs, introduced her

to my old bird dog

And sang her every

Willie Nelson song I

could think of

And we made love

And I saddled

up my horse

and I ride into the city

I make a lot of noise

'cos the girls

they are so pretty

Riding up and down

Broadway on my old

stud Leroy and the

girls say:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Everybody says:

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

What? What?

Save a horse,

ride a cowboy

Everybody says:

save a horse,

Ride a cowboy