Ever felt like you're just getting by, but still holding on to your dreams? Charley Crockett paints a vivid picture of this with his tale of the "ten dollar cowboy." This character is someone who lives modestly, yet leads a colorful life filled with small victories and big dreams. Despite setbacks and doubts, he remains resilient—much like a rodeo rider who knows he can be thrown but gets back up anyway. Through catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Crockett reminds us that even if we're not stars or making big bucks, our passion and perseverance are what truly define us.
$10 Cowboy
Lyrics
I'm a ten dollar cowboy
Baby, that's a fact
I got some inhibitions
That might be holding me back
I've been seeing this portrait
Attached to a small fee
For a ten dollar cowboy
Who looks a lot like me
If you're a ten dollar cowboy
Then you already know
That there never was a rider
Who couldn't be thrown
Even Billy McClain
Fell off a time or two
He was a ten dollar cowboy
Who looked a lot like you
I'm a ten dollar cowboy
I play a little guitar
People always ask me
If I'm a rodeo star
Doubt if I got eight seconds
But I can sing you a song
Like a big bull rider
I'm steady holding on
You see the ten dollar cowboy
He leads a colorful life
Don't you worry about him
He knows he'll only die twice
Like Billy McClain
He's the last of his breed
He's just a ten dollar cowboy
Who looks a lot like me
He looks a lot like me
He looks a lot like me, yeah
When I was out there on them street corners
Learning to stand behind this guitar
Ten dollars was a whole lot of money
Cowboy, cowboy singer
Both highly hazardous occupations
Look out
Writer(s): Billy Horton, Charley Crockett
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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