Old Town Cowboy

[Verse 1]
The sun dips low in a cottonwood sky,
Out on the range where the sparrows fly.
Boots worn thin, dust in my hair,
Old town cowboy, no worries, no care.
[Verse 2]
Evening breeze whispers secrets untold,
A life full of trails, both rugged and bold.
Saddle’s my pillow, stars keep me warm,
Facing the night, no shelter from the storm.
[Chorus]
I’m an old town cowboy, free as the breeze,
Riding this life on my weathered knees.
The plains are my church, the moon's my guide,
Out on the range is where I reside.
[Verse 3]
Harmonica tunes echo soft through the hills,
A melody forged by the whippoorwill's trill.
Campfire's glow dances on my face,
A lone cowboy roaming his sacred space.
[Verse 4]
Memories linger of days back home,
But the prairie’s call won’t leave me alone.
The howl of the wind, coyotes’ cry,
In this lonesome life, I’ll live till I die.
[Chorus]
I’m an old town cowboy, free as the breeze,
Riding this life on my weathered knees.
The plains are my church, the moon's my guide,
Out on the range is where I reside.

laid-back, country, acoustic