(Country ballad, tender but strong) [Verse 1] Painted my lips, put my best dress on, Heels clicking soft where I don’t belong. The mirror said, “girl, it’s your time to shine,” But the night outside feels like a fragile line. [Pre-Chorus] There’s a bar down the road where the cowboys roam, I’ve dreamed of a dance, of calling it home. The fear in my chest, it’s holding on tight, But maybe I’ll find… cowboy love tonight. [Chorus] Cowboy love tonight, under the neon glow, Will he take my hand, will he let me show? Every step I take feels both wrong and right, But I’m reaching out for cowboy love tonight. [Verse 2] Cheap motel key and a trembling prayer, Downtown lights catch the midnight air. I don’t know his name, don’t know if he’ll stay, But I’m done with the silence — I can’t turn away. [Pre-Chorus] A fiddle is crying, a steel guitar sighs, The music is asking if I’ll close my eyes. The moment has come, no more disguise, I’m chasing my truth ‘neath the western skies. [Chorus] Cowboy love tonight, under the neon glow, Will he take my hand, will he let me show? Every step I take feels both wrong and right, But I’m reaching out for cowboy love tonight. [Bridge] (soft, hushed) Will he see the woman I’ve longed to be? Will he hold me close, will he set me free? The answer is waiting in his arms so tight… Cowboy love tonight. [Instrumental Solo] (steel guitar / fiddle — bittersweet but hopeful) [Final Chorus] Cowboy love tonight, under the neon glow, Will he take my hand, will he let me show? Every step I take feels both wrong and right, But I’m reaching out for cowboy love tonight. [Outro] Cowboy love tonight… Just maybe tonight.
