Cowgirl Stomp

{clean acoustic

guitar strumming, laid-back country groove,

rhythmic foot stomps}

Friday night’s alive, warm whiskey lights,

Jukebox spinning songs that’ll last all night.

She walked through the door,

every head turned ‘round,

Cowgirl boots tappin’ on that old wood ground.

She smiled my way,

and my heart skipped a beat,

Lord have mercy, she knocked me off my feet.

{slide guitar swell} That girl drives me crazy,

my oh my, With those tall long legs,

she’s catching every eye.

Cowgirl boots dancing, shaking this old floor,

Every time she smiles,

I keep wanting more.

She’s got me spinning

like a barroom song,

Making this old cowboy

sing along.

That girl drives me crazy,

can’t you see? Lord,

I hope someday she’ll dance with me.

She’s laughing with her friends,

sipping something cold,

Got a heart of fire wrapped in country gold.

I finally found the nerve to ask her for a dance,

She tipped her hat and said,

“Boy, you’ve got a chance.”

Round and round beneath those warm tavern lights,

Holding her close

on a Saturday night.

If loving her’s a gamble,

I’ll roll the dice,

’Cause one little kiss

would sure feel nice.

{harmonica solo} That girl drives me crazy,

my oh my, With those tall long legs reaching for the sky.

Cowgirl boots stomping to a honky-tonk beat,

She’s got this old country boy feeling so sweet.

Raise your glasses, let the whole bar sing,

She makes this little honky-tonk come alive again.

That girl drives me crazy,

yes it’s true, And I sure hope she’s as crazy ’bout me

too.

Warm lights are fading,

but one thing’s for sure,

That girl walked in… and stole my world.

(stole my world)

{acoustic guitar fading, solo dobro lick}