That Girl Is A Cowboy

Garth Brooks

Transposer:

That Girl Is A Cowboy Garth Brooks Capo 2nd Fret [Intro] [Verse 1] It was a hundred and seven We were headed to town She had her sleeves rolled up and the windows rolled down Em Asus4 D Ooh Ooh that girl is a cowboy Robert Earl was singing out The Bucking Song With every word that Keen was bringing She was singing along Em Asus4 D Ooh Ooh that girl is a cowboy [Chorus] Sometimes the best cowboys Ain’t cowboys at all She’s got my back Even when it’s against the wall When I need a friend She’s the guy I call Cause sometimes the best cowboys Asus4 Ain’t cowboys at all [Interlude] [Verse 2] So I took her out to show her How to rope and ride I can’t believe that it was me That wound up broke and tied Em Asus4 D Ooh Ooh that girl is a cowboy So that night well I decided We should paint the town I made it home although I really don’t remember how Em Asus4 D Ooh Ooh that girl is a cowboy [Chorus] Sometimes the best cowboys Ain’t cowboys at all She’s got my back Even when it’s against the wall When I need a friend Em Asus4 A She’s the guy I call Cause sometimes the best cowboys Ain’t cowboys at all [Bridge] There’s just something that a cowgirl has Ain’t no cowboys got Man she’s something when she’s one of the boys But something else Any time she’s not [Chorus] Sometimes the best cowboys Ain’t cowboys at all She’s got my back Even when it’s against the wall When I need a friend Em Asus4 A She’s the guy I call Cause sometimes the best cowboys Ain’t cowboys at all [Outro] By: Buford T. Santana Y’all Be Good!!!

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La chanson met en avant une femme qui incarne l’esprit cow-boy, avec une personnalité forte et indépendante. Elle se transforme en véritable alliée du narrateur, montrant que parfois, les meilleures personnes sur lesquelles compter ne rentrent pas dans les stéréotypes habituels. Le narrateur évoque des souvenirs de moments partagés, où leur complicité et son soutien s'affichent, même dans les situations les plus difficiles. Le contexte évoqué pourrait être celui d'une balade estivale, où les deux personnages partagent des instants de bonheur simple, illustrant une relation basée sur la confiance et l’amitié. C'est une célébration de l'authenticité et du lien qui unit des êtres, au-delà des apparences.

Le Chansonnier