Cowgirl Spirit

[Verse] Out on the prairie, 'neath the big ol' sky so blue, Riding her old chestnut mare, Dawn's light breaking through. With a heart like wild horses and eyes that never lie, She's a cowgirl through and through, no need to wonder why. [Verse 2] Boots dusty from the trail, hat pulled tight in place, She wrangles up the cattle, grit written on her face. A lasso in her hand and a song upon her lips, Her spirit's like the wind, untamed by life's cruel whips. [Chorus] She's a cowgirl, born to ride the open plains, A spirit unconfined, breaking all the chains. With the stars up above and the earth beneath her feet, In a world full of noise, it's her heartbeat you can’t beat. [Verse 3] Her hands are tough as leather, tender as a summer rain, She knows the way of wanderin', she knows a lover's pain. But each sunset paints her journey, in colors raw and true, She rides into tomorrow, with a soul that's never through. [Verse 4] Moonlight on a canyon and the coyote's lonely call, She hums a tune of heartaches that melds with nightfall. Yet morning always finds her, with a smile and a song, For this cowgirl knows her worth, in a world where she belongs. [Chorus] She's a cowgirl, born to ride the open plains, A spirit unconfined, breaking all the chains. With the stars up above and the earth beneath her feet, In a world full of noise, it's her heartbeat you can’t beat.