My daughter passed away in 2013 she was only 12 years old she died on an accident involving a horse...She dedicated this song to me and thank me for giving her her first horse...horses were her life...this song hits me right deep in my heart every time I hear it...love you bebita...I will always cherish every moment we spent together...love pops...

My dad passed away the day after Thanksgiving when I was 7 I'm now 12. I miss him so much and I'm so sorry for anyone who has lost someone they love

I’m a boy, but my mom always used to play me this song when I was around 3. I’m 16 now and I still use this song to encourage me to keep myself up. I have been through 15 years of abuse and have always kept myself going. Country music has always kept me going. I love this song.

My dad dedicated this song to me. I bawl every time I listen to it. I’ll always be his “cowgirl” ❤️

Being the father of a cowgirl who has lived this song except for the last verse (hopefully not too soon) it brings tears to my eyes sometimes, but it also makes me proud to be able to say I'm her Dad! She's been thrown from horses and steers, but always got up and got back on! From rodeo to chasing cows she's always gone hard and posted herself to the limit. She's also a great mother wha has raised two sons who are salt of the earth young men. I LOVE being able to say I'm HER DAD!!!!

"When someone cries, it's not because they're weak, it's because they're exhausted from being strong for so long"- Johnny Depp * Unless you didn't learn that lesson about not crying :)

2020 and I'm still listening to this song with a tear in my eye.

I cry since the beginning. Reminds me when I received the same call, when my father passed. Only difference, I took immediately the next flight. He was a great Dad. Thank you Jesus for that!!🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Still gets too choked up to sing Reba's part. Waiting for 2019 to go back to its roots.

Who starts crying when Reba starts her part? 🙋🏻‍♀️

If you tune, your spiritual ear to what God is saying, there’s lessons all over the place. We just have to realize that thank you, God.

Can y’all believe it’s been almost 15 years since this

I know I’m black but I really love this song ! I’m from the South , this song has helped me get through things .

Cowgirls may not cry but I do when I listen to this song

Every time i hear Reba singing this, i cry. After all these years, it still gets me.

My dad passed away 1/ 3 /1984 this is for him Thank you & mom our almighty creator. For me being here !

The song gets even more emotinal when you find out Reba wrote this song and had Brooks and dunn sing it becuase she couldnt handle it. It was too emotional for her to sing the whole thing.

Who's still watching this in 2019! Oh how I miss Brooks & Dunn. Loved their music. Love Reba too!

Woah those 2 Brooks & Dunn, and Reba together, explosive, does it get ANY better.

She didnt let him see it break her heart, she didn't let him see her fall apart ..cause cowgirls don't cry! Ride baby, ride.

I miss you Daddy!!!! I'll see you soon. I'll make you proud 😢😭😇 R.I.P 5/3/17

This is my 4 year old daughters and my song. We dance in the kitchen quite regularly to it. She doesn't know it yet, but daddy is bringing her her first horse to our farm this September for her 5th birthday. This song will surely be played that day. Wonderful song, with a very special meaning to me.

I cried the minute I heard her voice 🥺 I lost my dad four months ago and when I miss him I come to this video and listen.

I started crying when Reba started to sing. I love her voice. I love all 3 of them ❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Reba's always had such a great relationship with B&D. I think she's just a lovable person. She gets along with everyone. My Uncle's like that. Very charismatic and friendly.

Have always loved this song! Lost my Dad in 2005, broke my heart! He was my favorite guy! Loved him so much! This Cowgirl cried!

WHEN I WANNA HEAR ME SOME COUNTRY SONGS I ALWAYS COME HERE, I NEVER GET TIRED OF THESE GUYS, LOVING ME SOME BROOKS & DUNN AND OF COURSE REBA!!!❤❤❤

This song always makes me think of my Dad. He always told me to get back up every time I fell. To never quit and always do your best no matter what you're doing. I miss him so much and so many times I find myself wanting to call him just to hear his voice. To just feel some of his strength. I love you, Dad.

My father passed away 4 months ago. Songs like these help get out the words we can’t quite say for ourselves. At least for me, it makes me feel better after, even if I cry. To everyone who has experienced loss, I love you, and I hope these song also give you some comfort and healing. It’s hard but it’s something we gotta do every day.

That build up to the phone call, and then Reba breaking in with her part... Phew! That's real Country!

The verse Reba sings is one of the hardest lyrics, emotionally, to get through. Everytime. Great Song

I cried when I played this song in our car yesterday, we lost our auntie Joann to cancer. We also welcomed our 3rd child the same morning, auntie Joann was a true cowgirl, barrel racing, break away, and horse trainer. We will miss you and we love you. 😢❤️🙏

Still rocking this song in 2019

Reba’s voice is so beautiful and especially in this song 😍 Love this song

My father passed about two weeks before this song was released. The last time we spent together was at a Brooks and Dunn concert, which he had scrounged up the money for because he knew how badly I wanted to go. He passed the next day. When this song came out, I cant explain to you how I felt.

I've binged listened to this song since my dad passed away in April from a massive heart attack while I was on the phone rushing to his house at 5 am trying to help him. Hardest year of my life this song means the world to me

this song is the sound track of my life, i think about this song when ever i feel like crying and tell my self "cowgirls dont cry" anyone else done that?

Her daddy gave her, her first pony Then taught her to ride She climbed high in that saddle Fell I don't know how many times He taught her a lesson that she learned Maybe a little too well Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride Lessons in life are gonna show you in time Soon enough you gonna know why It's gonna hurt every now and then If you fall get back on again Cowgirls don't cry She grew up, she got married But never was quite right She wanted a house, a home and babies He started comin' home late at night She didn't let him see it break her heart She didn't let him see her fall apart 'Cause cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride Lessons of life are gonna show you in time Soon enough you gonna know why It's gonna hurt every now and then If you fall get back on again Cowgirls don't cry Phone rang early one mornin' Her momma's voice, she'd been cryin' Said it's your daddy, you need to come home This is it, I think he's dyin' She laid the phone down by his head Last words that he said Cowgirls don't cry, ride, baby, ride Lessons of life show us all in time Too soon God will let you know why If you fall get right back on The good Lord calls everybody home Cowgirls don't cry

I was taught partly by my very special father. AND, I did get that call from Kentucky to SoCal where I was located then. We always expected the inevitable call: after Dad's 3 tours Vietnam, Navy Corpsman, and agent his subsequent orange exposure(s), and also the inevitable final phone call with him. I comfort myself that Ive been blessed to even have a dad who showed up (when the USN permitted, lol) He now resides at Arlington national cemetery.

Always cry at a loved one's passing. Holding in emotions, is why ppl get time. Trust me.

i haven't seen my daughter in two years. little girl has bright red hair. she's my baby. her mother took her from me and won't let me see her. i miss her so bad but this song makes me think of what we could have. I'll watch it in a few years and wonder what it would have been like to be close to her. mothers please don't do this your child's father. we are parents too. *tears

The good Lord called my grandpa home today... as sad as this song is, it helps!

Love Brooks and Dunn,and Reba singing together.This is one of my favorite songs !

I think about my own Dad when I hear this song. As complicated as our relationship had been, he taught me to be strong and don’t take any crap from anybody! I inherited his stubbornness!

My dad has cancer stage 2 lung cancer and this song hits me hard cause my father always taught me how to be strong.

It hurts me everytime I hear this song! My girl might grow up with out her daddy? I am going thru sum health problems but I know she be ok since she an strong little girl and has an postive attitude like her daddy

My dad passed a couple years ago.. i was maybe 8 when this song came out. . My dad would turn the radio up and sing rhis to me in the truck when we went out ridin. RIP I MISS AND LOVE YOU IM RIDIN DAD♥️

31, my dad died in 09, and this song is about the only thing that does make me cry. Lessons in life show you in time.

Reba is one-of-a-kind, the best ever!

Reba always gives me chills when she sings her solo part😆

I'm only 38 and I've experienced lots of loss, especially the last 5 years. Lost the man who raised me til I was 16 (mom divorced him), and his mama, my grandma, within 5 days of each other, then my great uncles and great aunt all passed within a year starting in 2022, and my grandmother just this past October. Now I take care of my mom and dad (who's been in my life since I was 17) and my two kids. Whenever I hear this song I look at my two teens and think thank goodness they have their daddy, my husband, and my step dad in their lives now, someone who can be strong when I can't bring myself to be (like when they we're learning to ride their bikes and now my oldest learning how to drive) and I consider myself to be the luckiest woman to be able to have my family. Thank you B&D and thank you Reba. ❤

This song is really grabbing my heart right now. I just learned my DeDad died this morning to his prostate cancer. He was the definition of a cowboy and he taught me the ropes of growing up. I’ll miss you DeDad I love you

My dad passed away when I was 2 and my papa passed away when I was 5, I know when I'm down they are up in heaven singing this to me.

This song gives me so much strength bc my dear friend just died at the age of 11 yesterday.

My Daddy my Hero my Best Friend now my Guardian Angel taught me to ride a horse before i could even walk...and you bet your ass if you fell off you had to get up and get back on again right then...no time for us Cowgirls to Cry....ain't that right Daddy?!?! Change is scary but needed most of the time....

This cowgirl did cry when Reba started singing 😥

Don't know how I got here and I have never really listened to country but this song, this song right here just got me in the mood to start listening to country. Man have I been missing out.

Country music is rather very peace and very warm and light to heart... The longer you listen, it melts your heart like a vanilla ice-cream... It like a healing medication to whatever your situation your life is. Awesome

My dad bought me my first horse when i was 5...still riding and showing horses at 63 thanks dad for starting this lifelong love for horses. Cant listen to this song without bawling...miss u dad ❤️

I love this song so much my dad loved it he passed recently and he always said get on your horse and ride off meaning keep you head high 🥺🫶🏼

That song makes me cry

Reba's ending in Cowgirls Don't Cry is a one of a kind performance!

This song always brings tears to my eyes. My dad did buy me my first pony; but it was my mom who was called home too soon!

Daddies are a cowgirls best friend. They are very strong and hard 💪 working too. Much love to the cowgirls and there daddy's ❤. Strong women.

I was born with the last name of my dad I still do, but my spirit was my mom's side of the family. I'm a cowgirl, that's what my grandfather thought. He was right. He was dying. Before he died, he really pushed the spirit out of me I love horses, country music, guitars, boots, and the hats that represent me. Thanks to him, I'm a cowgirl. I just wish he didn't die

Gosh I miss them 😭 I wish they had stayed together! I'll forever be a Brooks & Dunn fan though & they'll always be my favorite duo! Not many can compare to the pure, incredible talent of these amazing country men

The part were he says “he taught her a lesson” and “she falls she gets back up again” I started sobbing it reminded me of my 15 year old aunt who taught me everything I need to know that’s what she would say to me when I would get thrown from horses or get hurt😭🥺😢🥲💗🥰😍

I use to play this for my dad because him and my momma taught me to be tough no matter what to hold my head up and keep going. He passed away 2 yrs ago and whenever I think of him this is one of the first songs I listen to. I swear I can hear him singing it. He had an amazing voice but only sang fir us kids and my son. Bike tough biker that was sappy as heck

I love my daddy he has taught me many things I couldn't imagine losing him for any reasons

My mother passed away last July. Among many songs, and duets of Reba (and Brooks & Dunn), she absolutely adored this song.

I miss my Father (Pops) so darn much! This girl cries today! I'll see him again💜

My uncle said I was his favorite little cowgirl I miss him everyday the last words he said was cowgirl don’t cry I will never forget those words he passed away from cancer

I love this song. it gets me motivated for some reason. I want to be a father like that!

My mom passed in 2018. I grew up listening to this song, I happened to run across it on Spotify the other day and I didn't expect to be in tears over a song. Rest easy mom

It doesn't matter what color you are! ❤❤❤❤❤

Reminds me of my granddad 😢missing u grandpa wish u were here to give me a hug I need u so bad u always made things better..

this one's for Reba she lost her dad this week. so sorry Reba

I am always crying by the time it gets to Reba's part, this is the first time I saw the video.

it ain't just cow GIRL dont cry cow BOY dont cry is just as power full no matter how much we try to deny it cowboys stil cry

My daddy bought me my first pony, and together we did ride! We'd sing Green Acres doing hay. He was my hero! I got married and had 3 babies, and it was never right . . . he came home late or not at all. Then my beloved father died young, and for years this Cowgirl cried. Today, I have a good man, 2 beautiful ponies, and this Cowgirl Rides! ❤️❤️❤️ Just saw Brooks and Dunn in Toronto, thanks sincerely for your great music and for telling my story

Song is really special to me because when I have my first horse my dad let me listen to this song or showed me this song and it's been with me ever since and I will sing it at his funeral when he dies whenever he does die and I love him and you are the best country singers I play this song when I'm going through a rough day

My dad passed Jan of 2010 and I cry every time I listen to this but I also love this song.

To ride on a horse is to fly without wings … Its the best feeling in this world ❤

Blessed are those who mourn for they will be comforted. There's a difference between crying and whining.

This song reminds me of my own dad, who passed away nearly seven years ago and I always get teary-eyed when Reba sings her part. A very touching song.

Still forever one of my favorites. On work Sunday, I had KZfaq music playing in one headphone and this song came on. I immediately felt calm and at home. Not even paying attention to Reba. But once she came to sing the part by herself I had to actually stop and just sit there for a minute. A feeling I haven't felt in a long time. A type of pain growing up nobody tells you about, is growing up to realize the meaning behind songs. This is one of them. (more examples - concrete angel, goodbye earl, letter to me, consider me gone, and so much more)

I'm so sorry but I do know there's horses in Heaven and I'd bet she's riding with pure joy in her beautiful soul ❤ God's blessings to you n your family

If your reading this baby girl keep your chin up lil soldier. I never meant to hurt you and would take that pain in a heartbeat i didnt now you was hurt but dont you give up know stand strong because cow girls dont cry

This song makes me cry.Reba’s solo is amazing and beautiful.I can relate to this song so much with my dad💙

I can’t listen to this song without being emotional. I miss the Australian outback. I miss the smell of cattle. I miss the small talks. I miss the cheap whisky. I miss the country sunsets. I miss the country girls. I miss my mates!!

My grandma loved this song. Let's say I use it to remind me to be strong for her. She's been gone since I was 10 and yeah she was mom to me. My mom was abusive and yeah

I still cant get through this song withojt crying. Soon as Reba comes so do the tears. I miss my grandpa so so much. I hope he's enjoying the land of milk and honey. ❤

An old rancher, Dusty took my granddaughter under his wing when she was 11. He taught her everything about Ranching and how to ride. She became a barrel racingChampion at age 16. She won the giant belt! One year later, her champion horse, Saffron died. She did not cry. She wore the big belt that day! I, Her grandma was allowed to cry, and again now. My granddaughter named her first child Dustin, after the great man! Dusty!

I lost my daddy. This song brings back memories. It's been 24 years now

Happy Father day

Love this song thank you Mom and Dad for letting me be the Cowgirl I was meant to be. Miss you and love you both. I'm getting back up and with the support from god and family . I'm kicking around these barrels again. I'll keep on riding. Your Cowgirl.

2020 anyone april 9th and this song came out 5 years after I was born that's pretty cool

Love you Mama. I miss you so very much. I use to get annoyed by this song when it first came out.You loved it because you understood the story more than I could at the time... Now I appreciate it so much more sadly 😭I can't help but cry when I can still hear you singing this 🖤

My dad just passed away 4 days ago... I've always loved this song and it would make me want want to cry at the end thinking of losing him... Now it's my reality. My dad has always been my rock and my best friend and I never knew I could hurt like this. I lost my mom when I was 19.. now I'm 33 without them both.. Rest Peacefully Daddy ❤️

I’m not the biggest country music fan but i will always listen to this song. Especially now. My partner of nine years just passed away this month, the day before my birthday.