D G A D [Verse] D G D a campfire, some coffee, from a tin cup in my hand G D Sure warms the fingers when it's cold D G pickin' an old guitar D A friend I understand E A Sure smoothes the wrinkles in my soul D G D A-sleepin' in the moonlight, a blanket for my bed G D Leaves a peaceful feelin' in my mind D G Wakin' up in the mornin' D G with an eagle over- head D A D Makes me long to fly away before my time [Chorus] D G And I think God must be a cowboy at heart A D A He made wide open spaces from the start D He made grass and trees and mountains G And a horse to be a friend A D And trails to lead old cowboys home again [Verse 2] G The night life and big cities D Is alright for awhile G D can sure make you feel good when you're there G But the country's so purty D It goes on and on for miles E A takes away my troubles and my cares [Chorus] N.C. And I think D G God must be a cowboy at heart A D A He made wide open spaces from the start D He made grass and trees and mountains G And a horse to be a friend A D And trails to lead old cowboys home again A G And trails to lead old cowboys home again.