Daydream Cowboy

G Em Am D G Em G Em I'm sittin' in a city filled with people cars and smoke G Em C D The walls are closin' in on me my heart's about to choke Em D C D The world becomes a foggy dream and I no longer see Em D C D The dirty concrete canyons where I have come to be G Em C D G Cause a cowboy rides the mountains and the draws inside my mind Em C D G With his Buckskin underneath him and his pockets full of time Em G D C D And I can hear his spurs a jinglin' the chimes of his slappin' tack Em D C D As his horse lopes up a ridge with the moon light on his back G Em C D G He rides into a barren country not meant for him alone Em C D G For a lovin' dark haired lady waits for her cowboy to come home Em Am D G Em G Em Well his hat was made in Texas and his chaps are bat wing style G Em C D His saddles made by Hauser he rides it all the while Em D C D It glistens with silver conches tap adores for his feet Em D C D He's got a chew of Copenhagen tucked inside his cheek G Em C D G In fact the only thing that saves me here from goin' plumb insane Em C D G Is that cowboy bound in leather down in the coolies in my brain Em G D C D And I can hear his spurs a jinglin' the chimes of his slappin' tack Em D C D As his horse lopes up a ridge with the moon light on his back G Em C D G He rides into a barren country not meant for him alone Em C D G For a lovin' dark haired lady waits for her cowboy to come home Em Am7 D G