Cowboy's A Kitten At Home
Moe Bandy · The Champ (Columbia) [1980]
He's a bramer bull rider a lover and a fighter
And a tiger when he's on his own
But he's a whole lot different when his woman is with him
The cowboy's a kitten at home.
He washes the dishes and does what she wishes
And his own britches he irons
But don't try to kid him cause no man can whip him
The cowboy's a kitten in her arms.
--- Instrumental ---
He's mean and he's trouble with scars on his knuckles
The championship buckle to show
He's a bad bronc buster a drinker and a cusser
But a furniture duster at home.
He's wild and he's wooly a bar room bully
He'll break you like a pulley bone
But he suddenly changes when he's with his lady
The cowboy's a kitten at home.
--- Instrumental ---
He's a bramer bull rider a lover and a fighter
And a tiger when he's on his own
But he's a whole lot different when his woman is with him
The cowboy's a kitten at home...
Cowboy's A Kitten At Home
Moe Bandy's 'Cowboy's A Kitten At Home' stands as a quintessential example of his signature blend of country storytelling and melodic charm. Recorded for Columbia Records in 1980, the track exemplifies the polished production style that defined his work during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Bandy, known for his distinctive voice and ability to convey deep emotion, delivers a narrative that balances the rugged cowboy persona with tender domestic imagery. The song reflects the era's focus on heartland themes and romantic longing, characteristic of the country-pop crossover movement of the time. As part of his discography, this recording showcases his skill in crafting songs that resonate with universal feelings of love and home, solidifying his reputation as a master of the genre.