The Spirit of a Cowboy Never Dies

(Verse 1) Out on the plains where the tumbleweeds roam, Where the prairie wind whispers secrets unknown, There's a legend they tell 'neath the vast, starry skies, 'Bout the spirit of a cowboy that never dies. (Chorus) Saddle up, my friend, and ride into the night, Where the fire burns bright in the pale moonlight. Through the valleys and the canyons, our spirits will rise, For the spirit of a cowboy never dies. (Verse 2) From the ghastly ghost towns to the old saloon bars, Where the echoes of laughter still reach for the stars, In the heart of the range, where the wild mustangs run, Lives the soul of a cowboy, forever young. (Chorus) Saddle up, my friend, and ride into the night, Where the fire burns bright in the pale moonlight. Through the valleys and the canyons, our spirits will rise, For the spirit of a cowboy never dies. (guitar solo) (steel pedal guitar undertones) (Bridge) Though the years may pass like the shifting sands, And the world may change with its shifting plans, In the heart of the West, where the eagles fly high, The spirit of a cowboy will never say goodbye. (Chorus) Saddle up, my friend, and ride into the night, Where the fire burns bright in the pale moonlight. Through the valleys and the canyons, our spirits will rise, For the spirit of a cowboy n Oh the years may pass, but they'll never see you well Theres a one-stop shop for the ones who fell. (guitar solo) (Outro) So let's raise a glass to the ones gone by, To the cowboys of old who still touch the sky. In the wind and the dust, their legacy lies, For the spirit of a cowboy never dies. (Fading guitar ending of the song)