Cowboy Movies Upchurch

[Verse 1]
Good ol' boys these days are rare
Covered up by television sets, on air
With some paper to read, somethin' they didn't write
You can't get the same feelin' under cameras and lights
You can't talk for me if you ain't from my town
I know every black mark, ol' boy and gal
And that glitter and glam ain't impressin' nobody
Like a smalltown boy tryna be somebody

[Chorus]
We're sky blue eyes like a cowboy movie
We're John Wayne and trucks, ashtray and a doobie
And the saddle's done turnеd to dusty bench seats
And the rеins are the five-speeds at our feet
And that gallop turned to gallons as the time passed by
That don't mean we ain't around, we're still down to ride
Real country boys got stories and a past to prove it
Like stars in cowboy movies

[Verse 2]
These woods and a six-gun is how I feel
A .22 Heritage and some rollin' hills
But just over that bluff is an enemy of mine
No scars on the hands that are writin' them lies
And when the lonesome dove rolls in with a dozen white roses
Brought to life in a town of neons and music
They pull the gun 'cause they know I ain't playin'
I came alone, hammer cocked like an old lone ranger