Bonnie Lass of the Wild West

[Verse] She came from the Highlands, where the heather grows free, To a land full of tumbleweeds and endless prairie seas. With a heart full of Scotland and a spirit so bold, She wandered to the Wild West, leaving stories to be told. [Verse 2] Her plaid skirts traded for denim, her kilt for chaps, She roamed through the canyons and the cowboy traps. In the dusty saloons, her laughter did sing, An accent like whiskey, a beautiful, wild thing. [Chorus] Oh, Bonnie lass of the Wild West, With a heart of gold and soul so blessed. Through the lonesome plains and mountain crest, You brought a Scottish flair to the rugged quest. [Verse 3] At twilight she'd whisper tales of lochs and mist, While around the campfire, cowboys couldn't resist. Her songs of old clan wars and highland rains, Blended with the West's sad, lonesome refrains. [Bridge] She found her way in the land of dust and grit, Where bagpipes met the harmonica's sweet fit. In her eyes, the blue of the northern sea, She lived wild and free, as wild as west can be. [Chorus] Oh, Bonnie lass of the Wild West, With a heart of gold and soul so blessed. Through the lonesome plains and mountain crest, You brought a Scottish flair to the rugged quest.