Lyrics
(Verse 1)
I left my home on the prairie,
Headed west to find my soul.
Through the fields and winding rivers,
Where the wild horses roam.
(Pre-Chorus)
The days are long, the nights grow colder,
But there's a fire that keeps me warm.
It's the dream of distant mountains,
And a place where I belong.
(Chorus)
Rocky Mountain sunsets paint the sky in gold,
Where the eagles fly, and the stories unfold.
The whispering winds tell tales so old,
Of love and loss, and hearts of gold.
(Verse 2)
I found a cabin in the valley,
With a view that steals your breath.
Every morning brings new wonders,
Every night, a quiet rest.
(Pre-Chorus)
The pine trees sway like dancers,
To the song the earth sings low.
As the shadows grow much longer,
There's a peace I've come to know.
(Chorus)
Rocky Mountain sunsets paint the sky in gold,
Where the eagles fly, and the stories unfold.
The whispering winds tell tales so old,
Of love and loss, and hearts of gold.
(Bridge)
And in that fading light,
I see your face, I feel your touch.
Though miles apart, you're here with me,
In the mountains we both loved so much.
(Verse 3)
As the twilight turns to twilight,
Stars ignite the velvet night.
In the silence, hear the whispers,
Of the ones who came before.
(Pre-Chorus)
Every peak and every valley,
Holds a story to be told.
In the echoes of the canyons,
I find comfort, I find home.
(Chorus)
Rocky Mountain sunsets paint the sky in gold,
Where the eagles fly, and the stories unfold.
The whispering winds tell tales so old,
Of love and loss, and hearts of gold.
(Bridge)
The moonlight casts a silver shadow,
On the path I’ve come to know.
Guiding me through darkened meadows,
To the place my spirit roams.
(Chorus)
Rocky Mountain sunsets paint the sky in gold,
Where the eagles fly, and the stories unfold.
The whispering winds tell tales so old,
Of love and loss, and hearts of gold.
(Outro)
So I’ll stay here in these mountains,
With the sunsets to keep me warm.
In the land of dreams and memories,
Where my heart will always roam.
Yes, my heart will always roam.
