Girls of Kansas Country

[Verse] Girls come and go in the Kansas plain, Drifting like clouds across that endless grain, They smell like sweet alfalfa in the breeze, With hearts as wide as the open seas. [Verse 2] Summer sun brings their laughter and cheer, In fields of green, you can feel 'em near, Soft as the wind through the golden wheat, Their kindness is simple, their love so sweet. [Chorus] Oh, the girls of Kansas, they steal my heart, Like the rolling hills, never far apart, Sweeter than the flowers in the old hay mead, With a touch so gentle, they plant the seed. [Verse 3] By the creek, where the willow trees bend, They listen to stories, let their dreams extend, In their eyes, you see the future and past, In the Kansas country, their spirits will last. [Bridge] Whether they stay or whether they roam, Their essence lingers, always feel like home, In every barn dance, every fairground song, The girls of Kansas, where they belong. [Verse 4] In autumn’s glow or winter’s harsh bite, They stand resilient, glowing warm and bright, With every dawn, they face the day, With the strength of the plains in their own true way.