Marie of Small Drinks

[Verse] Out in the wild west, where the desert winds blow dry, There's a bar called Small Drinks, where the town folks gather nigh. Marie keeps it open, from sunrise till the stars shine through, She's a hard-workin' woman, with a heart so true. [Verse 2] She's been tendin' that bar, since her daddy passed away, Grit under her nails, but a smile lights her face each day. With every pour of whiskey, she remembers him so clear, In every shot of bourbon, there's a whispered tear. [Chorus] Marie of Small Drinks, she's holdin' on so tight, Through the lonely nights and the barroom fights, Keepin' the spirits high when the world's so low, She's the heart of the west, where the wild winds blow. [Verse 3] Cowboys and drifters, all know her name, A place to rest their boots, and forget their pain. In the corner of her bar, an old jukebox hums a tune, With every coin that drops, it feels like home so soon. [Verse 4] Two-dollar shots and a jukebox that sings, Marie’s got a smile even when the cash register rings. She knows the tales of these desert roads, And the secrets that her whiskey holds. [Chorus] Marie of Small Drinks, she's holdin' on so tight, Through the lonely nights and the barroom fights, Keepin' the spirits high when the world's so low, She's the heart of the west, where the wild winds blow.