Tom T. Hall - I'm A Cowboy Too [tekst, tłumaczenie i interpretacja piosenki]

[Verse:]
I'm a cowboy too, I got to wear loafer shoes
I have to wear a tie and when I wear my hat, it makes the baby cry
I'm a station wagon champ, I'm the King of summer camps
I love what I do but I'm a cowboy too
I can't go out at night, get into barroom fights
If I ever lost my cool, they'd make me tell it all in Sunday school
Well, my horse wouldn't feel at home, my neighborhood is zoned
Some say it ain't true but I'm a cowboy too
I'm a cowboy too, hey, you oughta taste my barbecue
If you ever heard me pickin' guitar
Well, you would exclaim he oughta be a star
I'm in love with my wife, I'm in love with my life
I sometimes get the blues cause I'm a cowboy too
I could drive a pickup truck if I had six thousand bucks
I had cowboy boots before but they left marks on the kitchen floor
I get in trouble wearin' a hat and the beer just makes me fat
Well, my kids are buckaroos and I'm a cowboy too
I'm a country music fan I buy every tape I can
The man down where I work said a beard
And the hair make me look like a jerk
Well, my wife don't understand
She's a Willie and Waylon fan
I got some people fooled, oh but I'm a cowboy too