Lyrics
[Verse 1]
My sisters got rings in June
One by one, church bells sang
Mama cried into her plate
Daddy shook each boy's right hand
I smiled, I raised my glass
Said, "Lord, they found their home"
But in my chest was a little hitch
'Cause I was still riding solo
[Pre-Chorus]
I ain't jealous, I ain't low
Just a map with one blank road
If they found a heart to hold
Then maybe mine ain't lost for good
[Chorus]
I'm lookin' for my cowboy
My own damn true blue
Sisters found their husbands
Now I'm long past due
I'm lookin' for my cowboy
With a hand I can hold
One good man, one hard road
And a front porch home
[Verse 2]
I tried the diner by the mill
I tried the dancehall on Friday night
Cowboys in hats and boots
But none looked back with that spark in sight
Then at the rodeo fence
He tipped his brim, said, "You okay?"
Had dust on his jeans, a grin like dawn
And I forgot what I meant to say
[Pre-Chorus]
He laughed and said, "Take your time"
Like he knew my heart's slow climb
I felt that old fence break clean
Like the sun cutting through pine
[Chorus]
I'm lookin' for my cowboy
My own damn true blue
Sisters found their husbands
Now I'm long past due
I'm lookin' for my cowboy
With a hand I can hold
One good man, one hard road
And a front porch home
[Bridge]
He met me down by the pasture gate
With a rescue dog and a faded cap
Said, "If you're still searchin', brother, stay"
And I laughed right through the ache
Then he kissed me like a promise kept
Right there in the settling dust
No more runnin', no more maybe
Just two hearts learnin' trust
[Final Chorus]
I found my cowboy
My own damn true blue
Sisters found their husbands
And I found mine too
I found my cowboy
With a hand I can hold
One good man, one hard road
And a front porch home
[Outro]
So pass the beans and pour the sweet tea
Tell mama I turned out fine
My sisters got their happy ends
Now I've got mine
(own damn true blue)
Style
country western with a steady two-step groovebrushed drumsacoustic guitarfiddle fillsand pedal steel sighs; verse one tells the family table storypre-chorus narrows to the brother’s quiet wishchorus lands with a big sing-back hookverse two follows the search down back roadsfinal verse finds the cowboy and opens wide into a warmtriumphant last chorus. male vocalsclose-mic versesstacked harmony on the hookshort fiddle turnaroundssteel-guitar swellsand a punchybright radio mix.happycountry
Prompt
Country western song about a gay brother being happy with his sisters finding their husbands and a mission to find his own. Final verse is finding the relationship and a cowboy happy ever after, male
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GURRISMSGeneratedJun 20, 2026
ModelAria v5.5
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