Missing The Ranch

(Verse 1) Used to ride the range, beneath the Texas sun, With my trusty steed and my six-gun. But now I'm stuck in this concrete jungle, feeling lost and small, City lights can't replace the stars that used to call. (Chorus) Missin' my farm, where the wind blows free, And the tall grass whispers sweet melodies. I'm just a cowboy lost in the city lights, Longin' for home every day and every night. (Verse 2) Back on the ranch, there's a simple kind of peace, Where the only rush is the sound of the breeze. But here in the city, it's hustle and it's bustle all around, I'd trade these skyscrapers for the open ground. (Chorus) Missin' my farm, where the wind blows free, And the tall grass whispers sweet melodies. I'm just a cowboy lost in the city lights, Longin' for home every day and every night. (Bridge) In these crowded streets, I feel out of place, Yearnin' for wide-open spaces. I'll hold on tight to memories so dear, Of cowboy nights and starlit years. (Chorus) Missin' my farm, where the wind blows free, And the tall grass whispers sweet melodies. I'm just a cowboy lost in the city lights, Longin' for home every day and every night. (Chorus) Missin' my farm, where the wind blows free, And the tall grass whispers sweet melodies. I'm just a cowboy lost in the city lights, Longin' for home every day and every night. (Outro) Though I may be far from where I belong, My heart's still singin' that old country song. Someday I'll ride back to where I'm meant to be, On my farm, beneath the endless sky, wild and free.