[Verse 1]
Her boots are bluer,
Than the flowers in the manure,
Scattered along the trail where all the cattle go.
Her eyes are browner than the dirty, muddy ground where,
The cows all lay around and make the warm West wind blow.
[Chorus]
My cowgirl,
She's my world.
She can burp a root beer louder than my brother Earl.
My cowgirl,
She's my world.
These trails have lots of rocks but she's my one and only pearl.
[Verse 2]
Her heart is sweeter,
Than the pear tree where I meet her,
And I tell her that I love her more than jerky on the trail.
Her will is stronger,
Than a rattlesnake is long. Her,
Finger wears,
A ring that swears,
Our love will never fail.
[Chorus]
My cowgirl (My cowgirl),
She's my world (She's my world).
She can burp a root beer louder than my brother Earl (and longer).
My cowgirl (My cowgirl),
She's my world (She's mine).
These trails have lots of rocks but she's my one and only pearl.
[Verse 3]
Her smile is brighter than the droppings of a turtle dove,
And when she clips those baby bulls it looks a lot like love.
I'm with her all the time but find it's still not near enough.
She's my pearl,
In a cowboy world,
That's mostly mighty rough.
[Chorus]
My cowgirl (My cowgirl),
She's my world (She's my world).
She can burp a root beer louder than my brother Earl (and longer).
My cowgirl (My cowgirl),
She's my world (She's mine).
These trails have lots of rocks but she's my one and only pearl.
These trails have lots of rocks but she is my... Cow... Girl.