Cowboy Serenade

[Verse] On a dusty trail where the coyotes wail, Life was harsh, but we loved the tale. Swingin' doors and old tin roofs, Cowboys sang in weathered boots. [Verse 2] Round the campfire, hear the blues, Old Joe’s fiddle, playin' tunes. Nights were long, stars were free, A life so tough, yet wild and free. [Chorus] Oh, cowboy days, we rode so far, Underneath the western stars. Through the plains and deserts wide, With an old guitar by our side. [Verse 3] Midnight shadows, horses near, Brawlin' cowhands, poker, beer. Red Indians by the riverbend, Stories told 'til the night would end. [Bridge] Jazz on the prairie, blues in the heart, Living the life, an untamed art. Yodels and the harmonica's cry, Echoed loud beneath the sky. [Verse 4] Wide-brimmed hats and rugged ways, Tradin' tales of bygone days. With every sunset, another chance, To ride again in that cowboy’s dance.