[Intro]
A E F#m E D
A E F#m E D
[Verse]
A E F#m E D
I want to feel the honeysuckle wind blowing through my hair
A E F#m E D
I want to ride on a dream down a road that leads somewhere
A E/G# F#m E
And I don’t need red roses, it’s wildflowers I’m dreaming of
D E A E/G# F#m Em D
I want a cowboy kind of love
[Verse]
A E/G# F#m E D
I want to know in my soul like I know that the grass grows green
A E/G# F#m E D
I want a kiss that sends me soaring where the red birds sings
A E/G# F#m E
You’re like a willow in a storm, I want to get caught up
D E A
I want a cowboy kind of love
[Chorus]
A D F#m
A cowboy kind of lo-ove like
E A D
Wild horse running, running reckless
F#m E
Boy don’t let this feeling get a-way
D A E F#m
I want everything and a little bit of nothing
D A E
I want something just as sweet as it is tough
A E/G# F#m Em D
A cowboy kind of love
[Verse]
A E/G# F#m E D
I’m not the kind of girl to come on strong
A E/G# F#m Em D
You gotta take me when you find me or I’ll move on
A E/G# F#m E
If you can ride beside me, you’ll set off in the sun
D E A
I want a cowboy kind of love
[Chorus]
A D F#m
A cowboy kind of lo-ove like
E A D
Wild horse running, running reckless
F#m E
Boy don’t let this feeling get a-way
D A E F#m
I want everything and a little bit of nothing
D A E
I want something just as sweet as it is tough
A
A cowboy kind of love
[Instrumental/Solo]
A E/G# F#m E A
A E/G# F#m7 E
[Break]
A E/G# F#m
You wanna take my hand, but are youu strong enough?
D E A
I want a cowboy kind of love
[Chorus]
D F#m
A cowboy kind of lo-ove like
E A D
Wild horse running, running reckless
F#m E
Boy don’t let this feeling get a-way
D F#m E A
I want everything and a little bit of nothing
D F#m E
I want something just as sweet as it is tough
[Outro]
A E/G# F#m E D
A cowboy kind of love
A E/G# F#m Em D E A
A cowboy kind of love
To play "Cowboy Kind Of Love" by The Castellows on the guitar, immerse
yourself in the song's narrative, which exudes a desire for a love that's
free-spirited and enduring, much like the cowboy lifestyle. This song
combines basic chords with a few variations to express its heartfelt
message. Here's a guide to help you capture the essence of the song
through your guitar playing.
Intro and Verses
The song begins with an intro that sets the stage for the story about to unfold.
You'll start with the chords A, E, F#m, E, and D, played in sequence.
This progression captures the song's adventurous spirit right from the start.
As you transition into the verses, maintain the chord progression but focus
on how each chord resonates with the lyrics. For example, strum the A chord
as you sing "I want to feel the honeysuckle wind," and let the chord changes
follow the narrative's flow. The verses speak of longing and a deep
connection with nature, mirrored in the simplicity and beauty of the chords used.
Chorus
The chorus introduces a slight shift, emphasizing the song's core desire
for a love that's wild and untamed. Here, you'll play A, D, F#m, and E,
reflecting the chorus's dynamic and expansive feel. Strum with more
force and openness here to convey the intensity of the emotions involved.
Instrumental/Solo and Break
The instrumental/solo section is where you can truly let the guitar sing,
using the same chords to carry the melody forward. This part of the song
allows for a bit of improvisation, so feel free to express yourself while
staying true to the song's mood.
Following the instrumental, the break brings us back to the essence
of the song with a reflective moment, emphasizing the F#m and A chords.
This is your opportunity to play more introspectively,
considering the song's themes.
Outro
The outro revisits the song's main themes, closing with the same
chord progression introduced at the beginning. This brings the
narrative full circle, ending on a note that's both reflective and hopeful.
Playing Tips
- Expression: Let your playing reflect the song's narrative, playing softly
during the verses to draw listeners into the story, and more boldly during
the chorus to emphasize the emotional climax.
- Dynamics: Experiment with the dynamics by varying your strumming
intensity throughout the song, especially in the chorus and instrumental
sections.
- Connection: Try to connect with the song's lyrics and emotions.
Your playing should convey the longing, freedom, and resilience
depicted in the song.
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