She Ran Away With A Rodeo Clown Toby Keith
"She Ran Away With A Rodeo Clown" by Toby Keith is a country song from 1997. It tells the story of heartbreak and betrayal, as the protagonist laments his partner leaving him for a rodeo clown. The song explores themes of love, loss, and the unexpected twists in relationships. Its catchy melody and humorous narrative resonate with listeners, highlighting the quirks of rural life. #Country
[Verse 1]
She's a top barrel racer
Cowboy chaser
She drinks tecate like it's going out of style
She's real good looking And pretty good at hooking
Any man she wants with just a little smile
I drawed a strong one
A big full grown one
He punched me out when I hit the ground
I came to with a panoramic view
Looking for my baby
She was nowhere around
[Chorus]
I looked up, I looked down
I aren’t seen her since the second go-'round
Somebody said they seen her heading out of town
Now she ran away with a rodeo clown
She ran away with a rodeo clown
[Verse 2]
She's got twenty-two dollars
And makeup on her collar
She left some clothes so she's traveling light
But I'll bet a new saddle
And forty head of cattle
That I could catch them both if I drove all night
But this don't make sense
She's done jumped the fence
And I'm speeding cross Texas on a broken heart
I'm going home where the coyote roam
Making my camp at the end of the bar
She's a top barrel racer
Cowboy chaser
She drinks tecate like it's going out of style
She's real good looking And pretty good at hooking
Any man she wants with just a little smile
I drawed a strong one
A big full grown one
He punched me out when I hit the ground
I came to with a panoramic view
Looking for my baby
She was nowhere around
[Chorus]
I looked up, I looked down
I aren’t seen her since the second go-'round
Somebody said they seen her heading out of town
Now she ran away with a rodeo clown
She ran away with a rodeo clown
[Verse 2]
She's got twenty-two dollars
And makeup on her collar
She left some clothes so she's traveling light
But I'll bet a new saddle
And forty head of cattle
That I could catch them both if I drove all night
But this don't make sense
She's done jumped the fence
And I'm speeding cross Texas on a broken heart
I'm going home where the coyote roam
Making my camp at the end of the bar
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