Well I walk into the room

passing out

hundred dollar bills

and it kills and it thrills

like the horns

on my Silverado grill.

And I buy the bar

a double round of crown

and everybody's

getting down

an' this town ain't

never gonna be the same.

Cause I saddle up my horse

and I ride into the city.

I make a lot of noise

cause the girls

they are so pretty.

Riding up

and down Broadway

on my old stud Leroy

and the girls say:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

Everybody says:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

Well I don't give a dang

about nothing I'm singing

and blingblanging

while the girls are drinking

long necks down!

And I wouldn't trade ol' Leroy

or my Chevrolet

for your Escalade

or your freak parade.

I'm the only John Wayne

left in this town.

And I saddle up my horse

and I ride into the city.

I make a lot of noise

cause the girls

they are so pretty.

Riding up

and down Broadway

on my old stud Leroy

and the girls say:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

Everybody says:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

[Spoken:]

"Well I'm a thoroughbred"

that's what she said

in the back of my truck bed

as I was gettin'

buzzed on suds

out on some

back country road.

We where flying high

fine as wine

having ourselves

a Big and Rich time.

And I was goin' just about

as far as she'd let me go.

But her evaluation

of my cowboy reputation

had me begging for salvation

all night long.

So I took her out

giggin' frogs

introduced her

to my old bird dog

and sang her

every Willie Nelson

song I could think of.

And we made love.

[Sung:]

And I saddled up my horse

and I ride into the city.

I make a lot of noise

cause the girls

they are so pretty.

Riding up

and down Broadway

on my old stud Leroy

and the girls say:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

Everybody says:

save a horse ride a cowboy.

What? What?

Save a horse ride a cowboy.

Everybody says:

save a horse ride a cow boy.