The “girl” he is trying to win over in If She Wants a Cowboy is country music – more precisely, the major record labels of the country music industry in Nashville. He spends his time acquiring legitimate western attire, learning the trade of a cowboy, and getting accustomed to the lifestyle (see “chew some tobacco” and “learned to two step”). After he becomes as authentic “as a cowboy can be”, he comes to the realization that she (read: the labels/industry) does not want authentic, they just want “Nashville” country. The intro, outro, and use of autotune on the tail end of this track are satirical components used to depict the lack of depth in most mainstream country labels' releases (from Zach’s point of view, at least). The irony in Zach’s song is that, with satire intertwined, the song takes on many layers due to his songwriting abilities and the message he is sending to the major record labels of Nashville, Tennessee.