[Intro] |      |      | x4 [Verse 1] I’ll bet you’ve never heard ole Marshall Dillon say Miss Kitty have you ever thought of running away Settling down would you marry me If I asked you twice and begged you pretty please She’d have said yes in a New York minute They never tied the knot His heart wasn’t in it He just stole a kiss as he rode away He never hung his hat up at Kitty’s place [Chorus] I should’ve been a cowboy         I should’ve learned to rope and ride          Wearing my six-shooter riding by pony on a cattle drive         Stealing a young girl’s heart         Just like Gene and Roy Singing those campfire songs Oh I should’ve been a cowboy         [Verse 2] I might of had a side kick with a funny name Running wild through the hills chasing Jesse James Ending up on the brink of danger Riding shotgun for the Texas Rangers Go west young man haven’t you been told California’s full of whisky women and gold Sleeping out all night beneath the desert stars A dream in my eye and a prayer in my heart [Chorus] I should’ve been a cowboy         I should’ve learned to rope and ride          Wearing my six-shooter riding by pony on a cattle drive         Stealing a young girl’s heart         Just like Gene and Roy Singing those campfire songs Oh I should’ve been a cowboy                  [Instrumental]                                            Cadd9 [Chorus] I should’ve been a cowboy         I should’ve learned to rope and ride          Wearing my six-shooter riding by pony on a cattle drive         Stealing a young girl’s heart         Just like Gene and Roy Singing those campfire songs Oh I should’ve been a cowboy         Should’ve been a cowboy       Should’ve been a cowboy       [Slowly Fade]                                                    

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque le rêve de vivre la vie d'un cowboy, pleine d'aventures et de romance. Le narrateur regrette de ne pas avoir embrassé cette existence, où il aurait pu chevaucher à travers les paysages sauvages, capturer le cœur d'une jeune fille, et chanter autour du feu de camp. On ressent un mélange de nostalgie et de désir pour une liberté et un mode de vie plus authentiques, loin des contraintes. Elle fait aussi référence à des personnages emblématiques de la culture cowboy, notamment Marshall Dillon, soulignant une nostalgie pour des histoires de courage et d'amour. À travers des images évocatrices, la chanson transporte l'auditeur dans un univers où la vie est rythmée par la nature et l'esprit d'aventure.