| Well my car broke down outside of town |
| Up ahead I saw a farm |
| Some white-faced heifers chewing on that cud |
| Thought cows can’t do no harm |
| Lackin' better sense I jumped the fence |
| And went crashin' through the corn |
| >From the corner of my eye |
| I wondered why |
| One of them cows had horns |
| Well he seemed to be approachin' me at quite a rapid pace |
| Does he want me to pet him or does he just want to race |
| Next thing I knew the sky’s so blue and I’m up above the trees |
| And I’m face down layin' on the ground starin' up at somebody’s knees |
| And I said with calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |
| They don’t make calves like that in town |
| She had a big ol' hat and big blue eyes and blond curls |
| With calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |
| Now I’m her man and she’s my girl and we’re livin' on the farm |
| We spend all day makin' hay out behind the barn |
| Well our little boy wants to grow up and be exactly just like me |
| But our little girl says hey you’all I wonder what I’ll be |
| And I said with calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |
| They don’t make calves like that in town |
| She had a big ol' hat and big blue eyes and blond curls |
| With calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |
| With calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |
| They don’t make calves like that in town |
| She had a big ol' hat and big blue eyes and blond curls |
| With calves like that you gotta be a cowgirl |