B F#
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, she says that it's so yucky
B
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, but she don't know how lucky
E
She used to have a man like me to take her to the disco
B F# B
When I walk in, they say, "Hey Jim, where's hop-a-long and sisco"
B F#
I guess she's never stop to think of all it's many uses
B
Although it's got a six inch brim it's very unob trusive
E
If you get caught out in the rain, you'd surely wish you had one
B F# B B C C
And if a pigeon passes by those without will be mad ones | | | ---
C G
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, she says it looks so silly
C
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, she always says, "Now really
F
Do you have to wear that thing when we go after dinner"
C G C C C# C#
I say, "My dear, some of bureaucrats(?) are not exactly winners" | | | ---
C# G#
You can trick out of it, lay down on it, it really doesn't matter
C#
You can carry smokes and money falks(?) in a big ten gallon huddle
F#
Well, it's the greatest thing to hit the scene in the last two hundred years
C# G# C# C# D D
And if you have no hell up there, it'll fiddle(?) ---(?) of you | | | ---
D A
Oh, my girl don't like my cowboy hat, she says that it looks so tacky
D
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, I told her to get pack it
G
How fan, someone who always wears a cowboy's hat too
D A
Where the only town we take ours off, it's when we want to guess
D A
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, she says that it's so yucky
D
My girl don't like my cowboy hat, but she don't know how lucky
G
She used to have a man like me to take her to the disco
D A D
When I walk in, they say, "Hey Jim, where's hop-a-long and sisco"