COWGIRLS DON'T CRY (For Ashley) - Brooks & Dunn video free download

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To my Cowgirl friend Ashley...

And to all other Cowgirls

and their Cowboys too.

song "Cowgirls Don't Cry"

by Brooks & Dunn

copyrighted by SME & WMG

Lyrics:

Her Daddy gave her first pony

Then told her to ride

She climbed high in that saddle

Fell I don't know how many times

Taught her a lesson that she learned

Maybe a little too well

Cowgirls don't cry

Ride, baby, ride

Lessons in life are going to show you in time

Soon enough your gonna know why

It's gonna hurt every now and then

If you fall get back on again

Cowgirls don't cry

She grew up

She got married

Never was quite right

She wanted a house, a home and babies

He started coming home late at night

She didn't let him see it break her heart

She didn't let him see her fall apart

'Cause Cowgirls don't cry

Ride, baby, ride

Lessons in life are going to show you in time

Soon enough your gonna know why

It's gonna hurt every now and then

If you fall get back on again

Cowgirls don't cry

Phone rang early one morning

Her momma's voice, she'd been crying

Said it's your daddy, you need to come home

This is it, I think he's dying

She laid the phone down by his head

The last words that he said

Cowgirl don't cry

Ride, baby, ride

Lessons in life show us all in time

Too soon God lets you know why

If you fall get right back on

Good Lord calls everybody home

Cowgirl don't cry.

About the song:

"Cowgirls Don't Cry" is the fourth and final single recorded by American country music duo Brooks & Dunn on their final studio album Cowboy Town. It was written by Ronnie Dunn, one-half of the duo, and Terry McBride, former lead singer of McBride & the Ride.

One month after its chart entry, it was re-recorded and re-released as a collaboration with Reba McEntire. The song is Brooks & Dunn's forty-first and final Top Ten hit on the Billboard country charts, and McEntire's fifty-sixth.

"Cowgirls Don't Cry" is a mid-tempo with a fiddle intro. Its lyric focuses on a female character who faces hardship.

In the first verse, she is a little girl who has just been given a pony to ride, and although she repeatedly falls off, she does not cry.

By the second verse, she is an adult, and her husband is having an affair, although again she does not cry.

She discovers in the third verse that her father is dying, and places a phone call to him. He then tells her, "Cowgirl, don't cry".