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cowboy

sat in the intersection till the light went red, too busy looking at you instead, you turned to me in your blackout frames and laughed as you said my name there we stood in the dead of night cups of whiskey in the pale moonlight saw you smile from behind your glass as you said you’d marry me with a laugh and I know it was probably just a joke but I swear I felt it when you kissed me never wanted you to let me go, wrapped up in arms that felt like home slept away half the day tangled up in hills of grey boots next to yours under your bed picture of you dancing in my head now I know Wallen said it best when he said loving a cowboy is different than the rest I’ve tasted your laugh and you've tasted my pain now that I’ve loved a cowboy, how could I ever be the same?
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