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Artist/Band:
Garth Brooks
Lyrics for Song: Cowboy Cadilac
Lyrics for Album: Sevens [1997]
i've never known one better
she's a real go-getter
if you met her you'd be good as gone
she's a real red-liner
likes it all behind her
she's the kind that keeps you hangin on
she's a cowboy's buddy
even when she gets muddy
Lord, she's lovely from her front to back
So either coming or going
know her best side's showin
she's my cowboy cadillac
she's the perfect picture
of a perfect mixture
'tween a woman and a fine machine
she's a hard work lover
a real tough mother
she's the cover of a magazine
and i'm happy knowin
that what keeps me goin
is what's gonna keep me comin back
she's my honkin, tonkin
everything i'm wantin
cowboy cadillac
she loves to haul them cattle
all my ropes and saddle
and it doesn't matter work or play
if it's a mountain she can crawl it
if it's hay then she can haul it
she's the last one to call it a day
every cowboy loves her
Lord, they all dream of her
oh, and brother don't they all react
at the end of the evening
when they see me leaving
with my cowboy cadillac
she's the perfect picture
of a perfect mixture
'tween a woman and a fine machine
she's a hard work lover
a real tough mother
she's the cover of a magazine
and i'm happy knowin
that what keeps me goin
is what's gonna keep me coming back
she's my honkin, tonkin
everything i'm wantin
cowboy cadillac
she's my honkin, tonkin
everything i'm wantin
cowboy cadillac
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Cowboy Cadilac
Cowboy Cadilac stands as a standout track from Garth Brooks' 1997 album Sevens, capturing the artist's signature blend of traditional country storytelling and modern production. The song reflects Brooks' enduring ability to craft narratives that resonate with the American spirit, focusing on themes of freedom and the open road. As part of a prolific era in his discography, the recording showcases his dynamic vocal delivery and the polished sound that defined his late-nineties work. This piece contributes to a broader body of work that solidified Brooks as a dominant force in country music, appealing to fans who appreciate both his commercial success and his commitment to the genre's roots. The track remains a testament to his skill in creating memorable, radio-friendly anthems that celebrate the lifestyle associated with the cowboy archetype. |
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