D G A D A [Verse 1] D A7 I called collect on the phone D A7 You say you're tired and alone D D7 G But it sounds like someone else is lying there Em A7 She said, "Don't call me no more" Em A7 Don't you knock on my door Em A7 D A7 It's too late now and I know you'll never change [Chorus] D D7 G And she said, you're just a coca cola cowboy Em A7 D A7 You got an Eastwood smile and Robert Redford hair D D7 G But you walked across my heart like it was Texas Em A7 D A7 And you taught me how to say, I just don't care [Verse 2] D A7 She said just leave me alone D A7 And let me hang up this phone D D7 G 'Cause he'll see me cry and think I still love you Em A7 Please don't call me no more Em A7 I changed the locks on my door Em A7 D A7 It's time you understood that we are through [Chorus] D D7 G And she said, you're just a coca cola cowboy Em A7 D A7 You got an Eastwood smile and Robert Redford hair D D7 G But you walked across my heart like it was Texas Em A7 D A7 And you taught me how to say, I just don't care [Instrumental] D G A D A [Chorus] D D7 G And she said, you're just a coca cola cowboy Em A7 D A7 You got an Eastwood smile and Robert Redford hair D D7 G But you walked across my heart like it was Texas Em A7 D A7 And you taught me how to say, I just don't care Em A7 D Yes, she taught me how to say, I just don't care