G D7 Well they paved the road to Hollywood with promises and liesG And the men has been to once look good and girls with empty eyesG7 C With rhinestone cowboys and wooden Indians everywhere you turnD7 Well I could write a book on the roads I tookG And the lessons that I learned [Chorus]C I'd rather be a rodeo clownG Than a burnt out rhinestone cowboy in a two bit tinsel townD7 I'd rather help somebody up than put somebody downG I'd rather be a rodeo clown [Verse 2]D7 It was nineteen sixty-six when I finally hit AG I was living on dreams and swizzle sticks and kinda stumbling on my wayG7 C But the good Lord looks after fools and drunks and I finally found the sunD7 G But I had only won the battle Lord the war had just begun [Chorus]C I'd rather be a rodeo clownG Than a burnt out rhinestone cowboy in a two bit tinsel townD7 I'd rather pick somebody up than kick 'em while they're downG Lord I'd rather be a rodeo clown [Verse 3]D7 Well I like to see you when you laugh but I love when we cryG I will tear your IOU's in half if you'll just look me in the eyeG7 C Cause truth and love and loyalty are the only things worth whileD7 G And I'd trade this whole damn town away for just one honest smile [Chorus]C I'd rather be a rodeo clownG Than a burnt out rhinestone cowboy in a two bit tinsel townD7 I'd rather make somebody laugh than make somebody frownG Lord I'd rather be a rodeo clownD7 I'd rather help somebody up than put somebody downG What I'd give to be a rodeo clown
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