Evanston, Wyoming

[Harmonica solo] [Verse 1] Down in the Cowboy State, 'Neath the big blue sky, Lies the town of Evanston, where the antelope roam high. First settled in the 1860s, when the railroad came to town, Evanston grew from a whistle stop to a bustling burg renowned. [Chorus] Ohhhhh Evanston Ohh Evanston [Guitar solo] [Verse 2] The Union Pacific railroad runs right through the heart, Bringin' folks from far and wide to this rugged land apart. In the 1870s, it became a division point, a hub for trade, As the railroad brought new business, and the town's foundations were laid. The Uinta Mountains rise up all around, Their peaks reachin' for the heavens, touchin' the clouds. The Green River flows steady, its waters cold and clear, Providin' life to the thirsty, year after year. Folks in Evanston work hard, from sun up to sun down, Ranchin' and farmin' this land that God has blessed. They gather on Main Street, swap tales of the day, Watchin' the sunset paint the sky in hues of red and gray. [Chorus] [Verse 3] There's a pioneer spirit in Evanston that just can't be beat, A resilience and pride that's truly hard to meet. [Outro] So if you find yourself passin' through Wyoming's wide open space, Be sure to stop in Evanston, and feel that frontier grace. [Guitar solo] [Fade to end]