City Slickers
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She was wearing a little cotton dress,
and the settin' sun was right behind her...

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...showing the shape
that God had given her.

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What happened?
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I just turned around and rode away.
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Why?
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I figured it wasn't gonna get
any better than that.

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Yeah, but you could've been,
you know... with her.

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I been with lots of women.
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Yeah, but, you know, she could've
been the love of your life.

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She is.
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That's great.
That's... not great.

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No, that's wrong. You passed up
something that might have been terrific.

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- My choice.
- I never could have done that.

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That's your choice.
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A cowboy leads a different kind of life.
When there were cowboys.

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We're a dyin' breed.
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Still means somethin' to me, though.
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In a couple of days,
we'll move this herd across the river...

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...drive 'em through the valley.
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There's nothin' like bringin' in a herd.
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See, now that's great.
Your life makes sense to you.

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- What's so funny?
- You city folk worry about a lot of shit.

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Shit? My wife basically told me
she doesn't want me around.

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Is she a redhead?
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- I'm just saying...
- How old are you?

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- 38.
- 39.

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Y'all come up here about
the same age. Same problems.

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Spend about 50 weeks a year
gettin' knots in your rope.

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Then you think two weeks
up here'll untie 'em for you.

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None of you get it.
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- Do you know what the secret of life is?
- No. What?

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- This.
- Your finger?

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One thing.
Just one thing.


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