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Cowboys to Girls
Intruders Lyrics
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I remember when I used to play shoot 'em up
(Shoot 'em up, bang, bang baby)
I remember when I chased the girls and beat 'em up
But I was young and didn't understand
But now I'm a grown up man
I know girls are made for kissing
Never knew what I was missing
My whole world has been rearranged
I went from (cowboy to girls)
Oh yes I did
(Cowboys to girls)
I remember when I used to see you jumping rope
(Jumping rope up and down baby)
And I remember when you got your first baby coach
But you were young and didn't understand
Now you're a woman and I'm a man
And it's me that you're kissing
Ain't it fun reminiscing
Now our lives are not the same
Our whole world has been rearranged
You went from (pretty dolls to boys)
Oh yes you did
And I went from (cowboys to girls)
Oh yes I did
And it's me that you're kissing
Ain't it fun reminiscing
And my life life is not the same
This whole world has been rearranged
I went from (cowboys to girls)
Oh yes I did
You went from (pretty dolls to boys)
Oh yes I did
I went from (cowboys to girls)
The song "Cowboys to Girls" by The Intruders is a tale of two young people who grow up and discover love. The first verse, sung by the male vocalist, reflects on his days of playing "shoot 'em up" and chasing after girls. He admits to not fully understanding the opposite sex when he was young but now, as a grown man, he knows that girls are meant for kissing, something he had been missing out on. The refrain "cowboys to girls" signifies the transformation from an immature and reckless young man into a mature and responsible adult, ready to appreciate and cherish the love of a woman.
The second verse, sung by the female vocalist, reflects on her memories of jumping rope and playing with a baby coach. She too admits to not understanding much about boys back then. However, she is now a woman, and the man she's kissing is the same boy she used to play with. The lines "pretty dolls to boys" signify her transformation from a child into an adult, discovering and exploring romantic relationships. The last verse sung by both vocalists, celebrates their journey of growth and transformation and how it has shaped their lives and the world around them.
Line by Line Meaning
Cowboys to girls
Reflecting on how both the singer and his partner have grown and evolved over time
I remember when I used to play shoot 'em up (Shoot 'em up, bang, bang baby)
Thinking back on how he used to engage in aggressive, violent play when he was younger
I remember when I chased the girls and beat 'em up
Recalling how he used to mistreat girls when he was young, before he gained the maturity to understand how wrong it was
But I was young and didn't understand
Acknowledging that his past actions were the result of youthful ignorance
But now I'm a grown up man
Highlighting his current state of maturity and responsibility
I know girls are made for kissing
Expressing a newfound appreciation for the opposite sex and romantic relationships
Never knew what I was missing
Regretting that he didn't understand or appreciate these things earlier in his life
Now my life is not the same
Acknowledging that he has changed significantly and experienced a major shift in perspective and priorities
My whole world has been rearranged
Reflecting on how his entire outlook and way of living has changed as a result of growing up
I remember when I used to see you jumping rope (Jumping rope up and down baby)
Recalling early moments of his relationship with his partner and their shared experiences
And I remember when you got your first baby coach
Reflecting on a significant milestone in his partner's life
But you were young and didn't understand
Noting that his partner was also once youthful and inexperienced
Now you're a woman and I'm a man
Pointing out how both he and his partner have grown and matured over time
And it's me that you're kissing
Celebrating that his partner shares his romantic feelings and affections
Ain't it fun reminiscing
Enjoying the process of reflecting on the past and discussing shared memories
Now our lives are not the same
Noticing that both he and his partner have experienced significant changes and growth
Our whole world has been rearranged
Acknowledging how their relationship and experiences have shaped and transformed their lives
You went from (pretty dolls to boys) Oh yes you did
Recognizing that his partner has also experienced a shift in perspective and priorities
And it's me that you're kissing
Reiterating his happiness and gratitude for being loved and appreciated by his partner
My life life is not the same
Affirming that he has changed significantly since he was young
This whole world has been rearranged
Emphasizing how he has altered his way of thinking and living as he has grown up
I went from (cowboys to girls) Oh yes I did
Restating how he has changed and grown over time, using the song's central metaphor
You went from (pretty dolls to boys) Oh yes you did
Noting that his partner has also undergone significant transformation
I went from (cowboys to girls)
Echoing the phrase that summarizes the song's theme, one more time
Lyrics © JAMIE MUSIC PUBLISHING CO, BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: KENNY GAMBLE, LEON A HUFF
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@shalainep5996
Today, my dad would’ve been 68 years old. 🙏🏽 He’s been gone 25 years. 🕊 He used to play this song so much while we were riding around in the car. I always play it on his birthday.❤️
@deshandlersims2695
👍🏆
@ponny_skumrc7712
I miss my dad with this 🎵 🎶 brings me back 😢 ilove you all
@lilyvillanueva9796
I love this song!
@dekovenbryant3168
Rip…. My dad is 69, he loves this song
@shirleymullen5104
Love this song reminds me when I was in teens,its just a beautiful song 🎵 ❤
@thelifeofjulesandgrandma9671
I just turned 70 and yes this song makes me feel 16 again. Wow.love it.
@georgechmielewski3035
I'm 72 and remember listening to this in real time on WVON in Chicago. Toni, me, & her Corvair.
@patriciamcculler797
I am 71
@user-qo5ou6ts8h
🙋🏿♀️66years here✊🏿