The song Even Cowboys Like A Little Rock And Roll is performed by Chris Ledoux in the album named Melodies & Memories in the year 1991 .
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Well now cowboys love the ladies they like beans and sour dough
Good horses and hot black coffee and camp fires burnin' low
You know we love that cowboy music but I'll bet you didn't know
That even cowboys like just a little rock and roll
Even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Yeah we all got some boogie woogie in our soul
There's a little bit of Buddy Holly in every cowboy that I know
And even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Now when you're camped out on the prairie and that ole moon is shinin' bright
And you can hear them cattle bawlin' soft and low
There's nothin' like a cowboy song to make it all feel just right
But even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Yeah we all got some boogie woogie in our soul
There's a little bit of Chuck Berry in every cowboy that I know
And even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Now those old buckaroos are set in their ways and they'll even tell you so
Say they don't like nothin' but them old time cowboy songs
Yeah but I've seen that green gra*s growin' underneath that winter snow
I'll bet them old cowboys even like a little rock and roll
Even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Yeah we all got some boogie woogie in our soul
There's a little bit of Charlie Daniels in every cowboy that I know
And even cowboys like a little bit of rock and roll
Yeah there's a little long hair in every single cowboy that I know
And even cowboy's like a little bit of rock and roll
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Chris Ledoux - Melodies & Memories
- I Can't Ride The Broncs Anymore
- Melodies And Memories
- Even Cowboys Like A Little Rock And Roll
- Something In The Wind
- Copenhagen Junkie
- Working Cowboy Blues
- The Wild Bunch Rides Again
- The Rodeo Hand
- The Feeling Comes Back
- God Must Be A Cowboy