Coca Cola Cowboy (1979)
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1. I call collect on the phone, you say
you're tired and alone,
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but
it sounds like some one else is lying there.
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She said, “Don't call me no
more, don't you knock on my door,
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it's
too late now and I know you'll never change !”
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And she said, “You're just a
coca cola cowboy,
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you got an Eastwood smile and
Robert Redford hair.
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But you walked across my heart like it was Texas,
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and you taught me how to say : I
just don't care.”
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2. She said, “Just leave me
alone, and let me hang up this
phone,
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’cause he'll see me cry and
think I still love you.
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Please, don't call me no more, I changed
the locks on my door,
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it's
time you understood that we are through.”
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CHORUS
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+ Yes, you taught me how
to say : I just don't care.
(orig.
= capo 3rd; midi = capo 2nd) (Mel Tillis)