Cowgirl Therapy

D E A A A A I’ve got a bumper sticker, D On the back of my rear window, E A E Says “No this sure as hell ain’t my boyfriends truck”. A Got a tow strap in the back, D And my granddaddy’s old tool box, E A That I keep around for whenever my friends get stuck. D Guess you can call me a cowgirl, A That’s alright with me, E I’ve got mud on my boots, E I’ve got a gun that shoots, A Know damn well that freedom means free. D Go ahead and call me a cowgirl, A D That’s who I’ll always be, E Leave my cares and my dust, E I call it just, A Cowgirl therapy. A D E A A Sometimes I saddle up, D And go for a long ride, E And we take the backroads, A E Stay up till the sun goes down. A It helps clear my head, A7 D When this world gets too crazy, E It’s the best medicine for my heart, A That I ever found. D You can call me a cowgirl, A That’s alright with me, E I’ve got mud on my boots, E I’ve got a gun that shoots, A Know damn well that freedom means free. D Go ahead and call me a cowgirl, A D That’s who I’ll always be, E Leave my cares and my dust, E I call it just, A Cowgirl therapy. A D E D A D You can call me a cowgirl, A That’s alright with me, E I’ve got mud on my boots, E I’ve got a gun that shoots, A Know damn well that freedom means free. D Go ahead and call me a cowgirl, A D That’s who I’ll always be, E Leave my cares and my dust, E I call it just, A A Cowgirl therapy. E Leave it all back there in the dust, E I call it just, A A Cowgirl therapy. A A