A Cowboy Like You

Reba McEntire · Other Songs - Reba McEntire

Well there's a jukebox in my ear

Playing so loud I can hardly hear

And it's telling a story

About a boy like you



And each selection that I make

Tells me how my heart will break

For falling in love

With a cowboy like you



When it's just an old machine

Without a heart but oh so mean

Says I'll probably spend

My whole life, feeling blue, oh



So I'll just put in one more dime

And play that same song one more time

'Cause I want to hear about

A cowboy like you



When now it's just an old machine

Without a heart but oh so mean

Says I'll probably spend

My whole life feeling blue, oh yeah



I guess that I should go on home

But I can't stand to be alone

Cause I'll only dream about

A cowboy like you



Yeah I'll only dream about

A cowboy like you

A Cowboy Like You

Reba McEntire's "A Cowboy Like You" stands as a defining track in her extensive discography, showcasing her mastery of country storytelling and vocal versatility. Released during a period where she solidified her status as a leading figure in the genre, the song reflects her signature ability to blend traditional themes with contemporary production. The recording highlights her powerful, emotive delivery, characteristic of her work in the early to mid-1990s. As part of her broader catalog of hits, the track exemplifies the narrative depth found in her songs about romance and the American West. It remains a staple in her live performances and has been featured in various compilations, cementing its place in her legacy as a vocalist who consistently delivers high-quality country music.