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LONELY COWGIRL
Choreographed by Marg Jones
River John, NS, Canada (wrjones@north.nsis.com)
Intermediate Level, 32-count, 4-Wall Line Dance
Suggested Music: Learn:"I Feel Lucky" Mary Chapin Carpenter (116 BPM)
Dance: "Feeling' Kind of Lonely Tonight" Shelby Lynne (128 BPM)
NOTE: START WITH LEFT HEEL DIAGONALLY OUT IN FRONT
AT 10 O'CLOCK
SCISSOR STEPS X 2
& Left foot steps beside Right
1 Right foot across Left and step
& Left foot steps slightly to left
2 Place Right heel diagonally out at 2 o'clock
& Right foot steps beside Left
3 Left foot across Right and step
& Right foot steps slightly to right
4 Place Left heel diagonally out at 10 o'clock
1/4 TURN CCW, TOE BACK, HEEL FRONT, OUT, OUT, HOLD &CLAP
& Turning 1/4 turn to left, quickly step on Left foot
5 Touch Right toe behind
& Quickly step on Right foot
6 Touch Left heel out to front
&7 Small step out on Left, small step out on Right
8 Hold (& Clap)
IN, IN, OUT, OUT, WALK FORWARD L,R,
KICK & HOPS with TURNS, STEP
&9 Left foot returns to home, Right returns home (feet are together)
&10 Small step out on Left, small step out on Right
11,12 Walk forward Left, Right
13 Hopping on Right, kick Left out in front*
14 (keeping Left foot in air) Make 1/4 turn left, hopping on Right,
kick Left out in front*
15 (keeping Left foot in air) Make 1/4 turn left, hopping on Right,
kick Left out in front*
16 Step Left foot down beside Right
CROSS ROCK, RECOVER, TRIPLE STEPS WITH 1/2 TURN CW (X 2),
ROCK BACK, RECOVER
17 Cross Right foot over left, step & rock forward
18 Step back on Left
19&20 Triple step, R,L,R, while making 1/2 turn CW
21&22 Triple step, L,R,L, while making 1/2 turn CW
(completing full circle turn)
23 Rock back on Right foot
24 Step down on Left foot
FORWARD SAILOR SHUFFLES; JAZZ BOX WITH HEEL OUT
25 Step Right across Left,
& Step Left slightly to left
26 Step Right beside Left
27 Step Left across Right
& Step Right slightly to right
28 Step Left beside Right
29 Step Left across Right
30 Step back on Left
31 Step Right beside Left
32 Place Left heel diagonally out at 10 o'clock, ready to start again
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