Horse

[intro] In a small town where the sound of the blacksmith's hammer echoes, Lived a horse with boots straight out of a fairy tale. He didn't want horseshoes or nails in his hooves, He dreamed of fields where he could run freely. [Chorus] Hey, ho! Through forests, across fields, The boot-wearing horse gallops, laughing at the sun. The blacksmith gives chase, but in vain, The horse, light as the wind, roams the world. [Verse] Behind him, the blacksmith shouts, "Stop, horse, stop!" But the boot-wearing horse laughs and speeds away. Through meadows, across rivers, where freedom beckons, He escapes the blacksmith who can't catch up. [Chorus] Hey, ho! Through forests, across fields, The boot-wearing horse gallops, laughing at the sun. The blacksmith gives chase, but in vain, The horse, light as the wind, roams the world. [Bridge] In feathered boots that grant him wings, Through clouds, past stars, the horse revels in dreams. The blacksmith still calls, but the horse is far away, In a world where boots hold the key to happiness. [Chorus] Hey, ho! Through forests, across fields, The boot-wearing horse gallops, laughing at the sun. The blacksmith gives chase, but in vain, The horse, light as the wind, roams the world. Coda: So if you ever see a horse in boots, Know that it's the one who fled from the blacksmith. In those boots, he found his happiness, And across the fields, he gallops, free and joyful. [End]