One Horse Town

[Verse] In a one-horse town, where the river runs slow, Folks gather ‘round, every Friday rodeo, Dusty boots and flannel shirts, dancing to the band, Lost in the rhythm, music takes a stand. [Verse 2] Old man Joe strums his guitar, under neon lights, Stories of the past, played through endless nights, Coffee at the diner, everyone's best friend, Life here’s tough but simple, it’s a love without end. [Chorus] Where the heart beats to a fiddle and a steel guitar, Dreams ride on horseback, under open sky and stars, In a one-horse town, where life is plain but true, Find your strength in the simple, see your days anew. [Verse 3] Grandma’s quilt, stitched with memories and tears, Handed down from generation, through the years, Front porch rockin' chairs, talk of dreams and love, Small-town whispers echo blessings from above. [Verse 4] Saturday’s bake sale, pies and homemade grace, Neighbors helping neighbors, it’s a slower pace, Heroes wear blue jeans, no capes in the skies, They’re the ones who hold you close, when the hard times arise. [Chorus] Where the heart beats to a fiddle and a steel guitar, Dreams ride on horseback, under open sky and stars, In a one-horse town, where life is plain but true, Find your strength in the simple, see your days anew.