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Artist/Band: Mel Tillis
Lyrics for Song: Coca Cola Cowboy
Lyrics for Album: Hitside! 1970-1979 [Raven] [2006]



I called collect on the phone

You say your'e tired and alone

But it sounds like someone else is lying there

She said dont call me no more

Dont you knock on my door

Its too late now, and I know you'll never change

She said....



(Chorus)

Youre just a Coca Cola cowboy

You got an Eastwood smile, and Robert Redford hair

But you walked across my heart like it was Texas

And you taught me how to say I just dont care



She said just leave me alone

And let me hang up this phone

Cause he'll see me cry, and think I still love you

Please don't call me no more

I changed the locks on my door

Its time you understood that we are through

She said....



Youre just a Coca Cola cowboy

You got an Eastwood smile, and Willie Nelson hair

But you walked across my heart like it was Texas

And you taught me how to say I just dont care



Guitar solo



She said...

You're just a Coca Cola cowboy

You got an Eastwood smile, and Porter Wagner hair

But you walked across my heart like it was Texas

And you taught me how to say I just dont care



Yes, she taught me how to say I just don't care


Coca Cola Cowboy

Mel Tillis delivers a smooth, country-pop rendition of 'Coca Cola Cowboy' on his 2006 compilation album Hitside! 1970-1979. As a defining voice of the 1970s, Tillis blended traditional country storytelling with polished pop sensibilities, creating a sound that appealed to a broad audience. This track exemplifies his ability to craft catchy melodies with a relaxed, upbeat rhythm that became a staple of his discography. The song reflects the era's tendency to incorporate commercial themes into country music, showcasing Tillis's versatility as a performer who could navigate both rural and urban musical landscapes with equal ease. His delivery remains a hallmark of the decade's country-pop fusion.


Album Lyrics: Hitside! 1970-1979 [Raven] [2006]


Mel Tillis
"Hitside! 1970-1979 [Raven] [2006]"


1. Arms of a Fool
2. Burning Memories
3. Charlie's Angel
4. Coca Cola Cowboy
5. Detroit City
6. Heart Over Mind
7. Heaven Everyday
8. I Ain't Never
9. I Got the Hoss
10. Memory Maker
11. Mental Revenge
12. Midnight, Me and the Blues
13. Neon Rose
14. Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town
15. Sawmill
16. Southern Rains
17. Stomp Them Grapes
18. Woman in the Back of My Mind