The Cowboy And The Lady

capo ii D G Em F#m Em D D in the airport lounge she sat G in a fancy feathered hat Em G D the grandest lady i had ever seen D outside the heavy rains G had grounded all the planes Em D so i asked her if she’d like some company D in my rhinestone studded suit G my cowboy hat and boots Em G D i must have been a sight for her to see D but she said , "pull up a chair" G as she fumbled with her hair Em D a more unlikely pair you’ll never see D i was mogen davis wine G she was chablis ’59 Em G D but there we sat , the cowboy and the lady D she was evenings at the opera G and summers in paris Em D i was grand ole op’ry , nashville , tennessee Bm A the cowboy and the lady G F#m as different as could be Bm A but it seemed so right G Em A ( pause ) that rainy night in tennessee D and somewhere in between G her harvey’s bristol cream Em G D and the beer i drank and the easy company D we somehow came together G for a night of stormy weather Em D now there’s a little bit of class in this old cowboy G F#m Em D there’s a little bit of cowboy in the lady Solo : D G Em F#m Em D Bm A the cowboy and the lady G F#m as different as could be Bm A but it seemed so right G Em A ( pause ) that rainy night in tennessee Interlude : D G Em G D D we somehow came together G for a night of stormy weather Em D now there’s a little bit of class in this old cowboy G F#m ( pause ) there’s a little bit of cowboy in the lady repeat and fade : D G Em G D