Cowboy

Album: Devil Without a Cause (1998)
Charted: 36 82
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: James Kenneth Trombly, John A. Travis, Matthew L. Shafer, Robert J. Ritchie
    Publisher: CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, CRADLE THE BALLS, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

Comments: 11

  • Cherokee Heritage from KyI like his Marshall Tucker Band t-shirt
  • Joanie Capichiano from Newport Beach CaR.I.P. Jimmy Keenan
  • Dave from Greer, ScIn this song: kid rock clearly demonstrates that he has no idea what a cowboy is.
  • John from Boston MaNever could figure out which lyric I loved the most from this song: "lock me up, and snort away my ki" or "paint his town red, then paint his wife white (uhh!)" Both are all-time lyrics that never fail when you hear them.
  • Austin from Smallsville, NeThis song is a fusion of Rock, Rap, and Country. It deffinatly takes talent to do that.
  • Danny from Vandalia, Ohkid rock is the best there ever was or ever will be there is no other that could ever compare peace out
  • Joel from Detroit, MiRobert Ritchie a.k.a. Kid Rock is the bomb.
    Cowboy is one of my favorite songs. The other is Picture, a duet with Sheryl Crowe.
  • Kira from Edmonton, Canadaanother lyric : "west coast p*ssy for my Detroit players". Kid Rock sure is proud to be from Detroit, huh
  • Bobbie from Central, NmYou would think he was being sarcastic about his father
  • Chad from Kenedy, TxR.I.P Joe C
  • Jerica from Springtown, TxI'm not a big fan of Kid Rocks, but I LOVE this song!
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