Small Drinks Marie

[Verse] Out where the prairie meets the sky so wide, There's a place where folks can rest their tired hide. Marie runs a bar that's just down the line, Named Small Drinks, she opened in '79. [Verse 2] She's up before dawn, sweeps the sawdust floors, Polishes the bar, then unlocks the doors. In walks Hammy the Hamster, small and spry, With a wink and a laugh, he scurries on by. [Chorus] Small Drinks Marie, with her smile so bright, Keeps the bar goin', through day and night. In the wild west town, she's the heart and soul, Pourin' out the drinks, keepin' spirits whole. [Verse 3] Outlaws and cowboys, they all come to stay, Hang up their hats, for a drink and pray. Marie stands tall, with her apron tied tight, Servin' up small drinks, makin' the town feel right. [Verse 4] When the shadows grow long, and songs fill the air, The fiddle and banjo, they play without care. Hammy the Hamster, he dances around, Spinnin' the wheel to the music’s sweet sound. [Chorus] Small Drinks Marie, with her smile so bright, Keeps the bar goin', through day and night. In the wild west town, she's the heart and soul, Pourin' out the drinks, keepin’ spirits whole.