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Guess the 1970s song lyrics #75

This version of the song is a 1978 duet between two country music legends. This song is one of the top 100 greatest country songs of all time (Western Writers of America). The photo is from the album cover. The song was written by Ed and Patsy Bruce.
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Answer
Cowboys
ain't
easy
to
love
And
they're
harder
to
hold
They'd
rather
give
you
a
song
Than
diamonds
or
gold
Lonestar
belt
buckles
and
old
faded
Levis
Answer
And
each
night
begins
a
new
day
If
you
don't
understand
him
and
he
don't
die
young
He'll
probably
just
ride
away
Mamas
don't
let
your
babies
Answer
grow
up
to
be
cowboys
Don't
let
em
pick
guitars
and
drive
them
old
trucks
Let
em
be
doctors
and
lawyers
and
such
Mamas
don't
let
your
Answer
babies
grow
up
to
be
cowboys
Cause
they'll
never
stay
home
and
they're
always
alone
Even
with
someone
they
love
Cowboys
like
smoky
old
pool
rooms
And
Answer
clear
mountain
mornings
Little
warm
puppies
and
children
And
girls
of
the
night
Them
that
don't
know
him
Won't
like
him
and
them
that
do
Sometimes
Answer
won't
know
how
to
take
him
He
ain't
wrong
he's
just
different
But
his
pride
won't
let
him
Do
things
to
make
you
think
he's
right
Answer
Mamas
don't
let
your
babies
grow
up
to
be
cowboys
Don't
let
em
pick
guitars
and
drive
them
old
trucks
Let
em
be
doctors
and
lawyers
Answer
and
such
Mamas
don't
let
your
babies
grow
up
to
be
cowboys
Cause
they'll
never
stay
home
and
they're
always
alone
Even
with
someone
they
love
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