Came down from Chicago with my walls built high

Designer boots and city eyes that roll at every lie

Thought cowboys were just Hollywood and Marlboro ads

Small town Texas couldn't show me nothin' I ain't had

GPS said "turn left here" but I almost turned around

'Til I saw him by the diner in this dusty little town

Hat tipped low, jeans worn right, leaning on his truck

Something in his quiet smile stopped me cold

Didn't believe in cowboys, thought they were TV lies

Just boots and belt buckles and those cheesy pickup lines

But he said "ma'am" real gentle, held the door with style

Now I'm dreamin' 'bout that drawl and his easy smile

Didn't believe in cowboys 'til one believed in me

He don't text me twenty times or play those dating games

Just shows up when he says he will, never needs to explain

Teaches me to two-step slow beneath the neon lights

Way he holds me close feels different than the guys

Never thought a man could make me feel this safe and wild

With calloused hands and honest words

Didn't believe in cowboys, thought they were TV lies

Just boots and belt buckles and those cheesy pickup lines

But he said "ma'am" real gentle, held the door with style

Now I'm dreamin' 'bout that drawl and his easy smile

Didn't believe in cowboys 'til one believed in me

Now I'm trading coffee shops for morning rides at dawn

Swapping subway sounds for meadowlarks' sweet song

He don't need to say forever, I can see it in his eyes

Sometimes fairy tales wear Wranglers as disguise

Didn't believe in cowboys, thought love was just a game

'Til he tipped his hat and whispered out my name

Now I know what I've been missing in that concrete city life

Maybe I was meant to be this cowboy's wife

Didn't believe in cowboys 'til one made me believe

Yeah, didn't believe in cowboys 'til one made me believe