Cowboy from the Day I was Born

Verse 1

I remember my first pair of boots

Barely fit but oh so cute

Around the house I’d scoot

Draggin’ those cowboy boots

Learned to crawl, learned to stand

Now two-steppin’, I’m the man

Grandma bought that cowboy hat

Ain’t no lookin back

Pre-Chorus

Dust on my boots

Country in my soul

Never was a question

Which way this cowboy would go

Chorus

Cowboy from the day I was born

From those rockin’ horses to the bulls with horns

Rodeo runnin’ through my blood

Raised on grit and a little bit of mud

Buckles to win, strapped in tight

Prayin’ hard underneath those Friday night lights

Gate opens again

One second, two second — just hold on, gotta win

Verse 2

Daddy said, “Boy, keep your chin up”

Even when the ride gets rough

Life’ll throw you hard and fast

But tough cowboys like you always last

County fairs and summer nights

Arena dust and neon lights

Crowd gets loud when they call my name

Every ride’s another chance to win again

Bridge

Scars on my hands

Smile in my eyes

Eight seconds here I come

Openin that chute, makes me feel alive

Final Chorus

Cowboy from the day I was born

Still chasin’ sunsets and the sound of that horn

Rodeo’s more than what I do

It’s who I am straight through and through

Buckles to win, strapped in tight

Heart beatin’ hard underneath those lights

Gate opens again

One second, two second — hold on till the end

Yeah hold on till the end…

That cowboy life’s where I’ve always been