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Chris Ledoux ~ Cadillac Cowboy


Hold tight with a leather fist Watch out when he starts to twist That's what their daddies' used to tell them boys How to ride them bulls I got a jingle in my jeans Sore places in between And i'm leavin' on a saw blade With a push and a pull Chorus 10-4 buddy, come on back A horse trailer on a cadillac Yeah, we're talkin' to the cowboy In the coupe de ville Chug-a-luggin' up one side Slidin' down the other I'm a lover of the other side of the hill Turn up that radio Don't wanna think about a rodeo Don't wanna think about a round-up Up in old cheyenne It's a crazy circuit But still you work it Turn down that sound, boys Let's get up and check the scan Chorus Bandana hangin' mirror Still wet from ear to ear We'll, i guess it's true then What the wise men say When you ride your last one Make sure he's the best one Jump while he's movin' Tip your hat boys and walk away Chorus (repeat 2 times) I'm a lover of the other Side of the hill more free lyrics

Hold tight with a leather fist
Watch out when he starts to twist
That's what their daddies' used to tell them boys

How to ride them bulls
I got a jingle in my jeans
Sore places in between
And i'm leavin' on a saw blade
With a push and a pull

Chorus

10-4 buddy, come on back
A horse trailer on a cadillac
Yeah, we're talkin' to the cowboy
In the coupe de ville
Chug-a-luggin' up one side
Slidin' down the other
I'm a lover of the other side of the hill

Turn up that radio
Don't wanna think about a rodeo
Don't wanna think about a round-up
Up in old cheyenne
It's a crazy circuit
But still you work it
Turn down that sound, boys
Let's get up and check the scan

Chorus

Bandana hangin' mirror
Still wet from ear to ear
We'll, i guess it's true then
What the wise men say
When you ride your last one
Make sure he's the best one
Jump while he's movin'
Tip your hat boys and walk away

Chorus (repeat 2 times)
I'm a lover of the other
Side of the hill

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