Brooks & Dunn admit they didn't coin the phrase 'Cowgirls Don't Cry,' the title of their duet with Reba McEntire. A t-shirt designer did!
"I saw it -- the title -- on a t-shirt at the Iowa State Fair," Ronnie Dunn tells GAC. "[Co-writer] Terry McBride and I were on the bus, and I started talking about it ... and we started talking about Reba and hearing her talk about how she grew up, how rough she thought her dad was on her in her rodeo days. We wrote it and sent the lyrics to her that night."
Dunn admits he didn't originally visualize the song as a duet with McEntire. That idea sparked from a little friendly competition.
"She e-mailed me back about every other week going, 'Are you gonna cut that song? 'Cause if not, I am!'" Dunn says of the persistent McEntire. "So we finally called a truce, and we're doing it together."




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