I'm Raw With No Flame

[Slow guitar intro] (Verse 1) In the dusty plains where the coyotes call, There lived a cowboy, feelin' mighty small, His tummy was low, his eyes full of defeat, 'Cause he had no flame to cook dat meat. (Chorus) He said, "I don't want it raw, oh no, I need a fire to cook dat meat, Out on this range, I'm feelin' so low, Without a flame, I just can't go." (Verse 2) Days turned to nights, under the meatless sky, His chilly campfire just couldn't satisfy, He'd whisper to the wind, in a mournful tone, "Without a flame, my meat's so raw." (Chorus) (Bridge) Then one day, she came along, With a flame so bright and a heart so hot, She lit a fire, and she cooked dat meat, Now his heart's alive with every beat. (Chorus) (Verse 3) She showed him how to tend the flame, With patient hands, she'd explain, "Take your time, let it slow and sweet, I'll teach you how to cook dat meat." (Chorus) (Outro) Now the cowboy's meat is warm and sweet, With his woman there to cook dat meat, No more hungry nights, no more defeat, Together forever, his meal's complete. [Guitar outro] (Chorus) He said, "I don't want it raw, oh no, I need a fire to cook dat meat, Out on this range, I'm feelin' so low, Without a flame, I just can't go." (Verse 4) With her guidance, he built a great flame, No longer lost, he knew the game, He cooked dat meat with a proud, strong hand, Together they thrived in this wild land. (Chorus) (Outro) Now the cowboy's meat is warm and sweet, With his woman there to cook dat meat, No more hungry nights, no more defeat, Together forever, his meal's complete.