I Aint Her Cowboy Anymore

George Strait

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Artist: George Strait Song Title: I Ain’t Her Cowboy Anymore Capo 1 Intro |------------------------------------------| |------------------------------------------| D|---2-0--0h2-----2-0---0h2-----------------| A|-------3----0-------3-----0---------------| |------------------------------------------| I pack my saddle throw it that two horse trailer Back up my truck hook ’em up and drive away Won’t be the first time but this times the last time She meant it when she said it that’s all I’ve got to say Never have been thrown like this before I ain’t her cowboy anymore Never saw it comin’ but i knew where it was goin’ When she asked how long this time before I hit the road She didn’t come right out and say it but i sure got the message When i reached out to hold her that shoulder sure was cold Figured I’d just let goodbye run it’s course I ain’t her cowboy anymore CHORUS These white lines are a blur Like the last few nights I spent with her I don’t know where I went wrong or if I did Like the good ol’ boy I am I told her that I understand But lord knows that I won’t long as I live Seems lately every time it rains it pours I ain’t her cowboy anymore We met in Denver settled down in Dallas The best days of my life were the ones I spent with her You’d think that all that lovin’ ought to count for something Guess I wore out my welcome like the rowels of these old spurs That Casper sunset’s what I’m shootin’ for Cause I ain’t her cowboy anymore REPEAT CHORUS Her cowboy anymore I ain’t her cowboy Anymore

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Dans cette chanson, le narrateur exprime sa douleur face à la fin d'une relation qui lui tenait à cœur. Il réalise qu'il n'est plus l'homme qu'elle espérait, et se sent abandonné après avoir pris la décision de partir. Les souvenirs des moments heureux qu'ils ont partagés à Denver et Dallas contrastent avec sa solitude actuelle. Les métaphores utilisées, comme les lignes blanches sur la route et le froid d'un épaule, illustrent bien son chagrin et la difficulté d'accepter cette séparation. Le contexte met en lumière une histoire d'amour qui a évolué vers une rupture inévitable. Cela rappelle des moments de joie qui ne peuvent plus compenser la douleur d'une perte, ce qui est souvent le cas dans les relations sentimentales.

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