Outlaw Johnny

(Verse 1) In a dusty old town where the law don't roam, Lives a man named Johnny with a heart of stone. He's got a whiskey bottle and a loaded gun, Says he's gonna live free or die trying, son. (Chorus) He's a lone wolf rider, a rebel without any laws. Drifting through the desert under the outlaw's cause. With a cigarette burning and a wild look in his eyes, He'll ride into the sunset 'neath the blood-red skies. (Verse 2) He's got scars on his knuckles and tattoos on his skin, A troubadour outlaw with a devilish grin. He'll play his guitar in the honky-tonk bars, Singing songs of freedom under the neon stars. (Chorus) He's a lone wolf rider, a rebel without any laws, Drifting through the desert under the outlaw's cause. With a cigarette burning and a wild look in his eyes, He'll ride into the sunset 'neath the blood-red skies. (Bridge) He's been chased by the law, and he's been left for dead, But he'll keep on riding 'til the day he's dyin' in bed. He's a renegade cowboy with nothing left to lose, A renegade on the loose. (Verse 3) Through the canyons and valleys, he roams all alone, With the wind as his witness, and the desert his home. He's a legend in whispers, a myth in the wind, A symbol of freedom that'll never end. (Bridge) He's faced down the devil in the dead of the night, And danced with the angels under pale moonlight. He's a wanderer, a seeker, a man on the run, But he'll keep on riding 'til his days are done. So if you ever see him riding, don't try to hold him down, For he's a free spirit, he'll never wear no crown. Just tip your hat as he rides on by, For he's the last of a breed, born to live and die. [End]