Call A Cowboy Lyrics – Lainey Wilson

[Verse 1]
In this verse, Lainey Wilson introduces the cowboy as someone who can handle any task, whether it's breaking a horse or enjoying the simple pleasures of life, like having a drink or smoking. The verse establishes the cowboy's versatility and readiness to take on challenges, highlighting his resourcefulness and strength.

[Verse 2]
This verse continues to emphasize the cowboy's practicality and readiness. Lainey Wilson mentions scuffed boots and snapped pearls, symbolizing the wear and tear that comes with a hard-working lifestyle. The reference to a four-wheel-drive truck with a chain on the back underscores the cowboy's preparedness for tough situations, reinforcing his image as someone you can rely on.

[Chorus]
The chorus celebrates the cowboy's resilience and reliability, likening him to someone who can endure more than eight seconds on a bull, a reference to the cowboy's toughness. Lainey Wilson describes him as "rock steady, loaded, locked and ready," showcasing his unwavering strength and readiness for any situation. The cowboy's patriotism and authenticity are highlighted through the mention of his red, white, and blue colors and the grit in his voice, making him a symbol of true American values.

[Verse 3]
In this verse, Lainey Wilson shifts the focus to the cowboy's role in more personal, intimate moments. The cowboy is not only dependable in practical tasks but also in romantic and emotional situations. Whether it's holding a door, picking a wildflower, or sharing a passionate whiskey kiss, the cowboy remains attentive and tender, showing that his strength extends beyond physical tasks to include emotional depth.

[Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces the cowboy's qualities, emphasizing that he is someone you can "bank on" in any situation. The chorus repeats the idea that the cowboy is always ready and steady, highlighting his consistency and reliability. The imagery of his boots and Stetson symbolizes his traditional values and commitment to his role.

[Bridge]
In the bridge, Lainey Wilson adds a personal touch, expressing her gratitude for being able to call the cowboy her own. The verse reflects her deep connection to the cowboy, especially when she's far from home. This section underscores the emotional bond between the singer and the cowboy, adding a layer of personal affection to the cowboy's already established qualities.

[Chorus]
The final chorus reiterates the cowboy's steadfast nature and importance in the singer's life. Lainey Wilson once again highlights the cowboy's reliability, strength, and traditional values, making it clear that he is not just a figure of strength but also a source of comfort and love in her life. The song ends on this strong note, emphasizing the enduring appeal of the cowboy archetype.