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This song appears on six albums, and was first released on the Farewell Album, and has also been released on the Changes, Country Classics, The Country Roads Collection and The Rocky Mountain Collection Albums. A live version also appears on The Best of John Denver Live Album.

went away last summer, a couple of months ago
After all our together, it was hard to see her go
She called me right up when she arrived, asked me one time to come
Or livin' on an LA freeway, my kinda havin' fun

I I'd rather be a cowboy
I think I'd rather ride the
I think I'd be a cowboy
Then to lay me and love the lady's chains

We just beginnin', it was such an easy way
Layin' up in the mountains, makin' songs for summer days
She got tired of daisies, cookin' my meals for me
She can live the life she to, yes, it's alright with me

I I'd rather be a cowboy
I I'd rather ride the reigns
I I'd rather be a cowboy
Then to lay me and love the lady's chains

I'd rather on the side of a mountain
Than wander canyons of concrete and steel
I'd rather laugh with the rain and the
lay down my sun down in some starry field

Oh, but I miss her in the morning, when I alone
The absence of her laughter, is a and empty sound
But her memory makes me smile, and I want you to know
I love her yes I love her, enough to let her go

I think I'd rather be a
I think I'd rather the reigns
I I'd rather be a cowboy
Then to lay me and love the lady's chains

I think I'd be a cowboy
I think I'd ride the reigns
I think I'd be a cowboy
Then to lay me down and love chains

Words and by John Denver