Phantom Cowboy

Verse 1) Out on the prairie, where the wild winds blow, Rides a phantom cowboy, with a heart of gold. His name is John, from a time long gone, A legend of the West, still riding on. (Chorus) He's a phantom cowboy, in the midnight sky, Riding through the darkness, where the ghosts do fly. With his trusty steed, and his hat pulled low, John rides forever, where the tumbleweeds blow. (Verse 2) He roams the canyons, and the desert sands, A lone rider, with no final plans. He's seen the sunsets, and the starlit nights, In the land of dreams, where the spirits take flight. (Chorus) He's a phantom cowboy, in the midnight sky, Riding through the darkness, where the ghosts do fly. With his trusty steed, and his hat pulled low, John rides forever, where the tumbleweeds blow. (Bridge) Some say he's just a legend, a tale of the past, But those who've seen him, know he'll always last. For John's a phantom cowboy, with a soul of fire, Riding through eternity, never to tire. (Verse 3) So if you ever wander, where the prairies meet the sky, Keep an eye out for John, as he rides by. He's a phantom cowboy, in the moon's soft light, A guardian of the West, through the endless night. (Chorus) He's a phantom cowboy, in the midnight sky, Riding through the darkness, where the ghosts do fly. With his trusty steed, and his hat pulled low, John rides forever, where the tumbleweeds blow. (Verse 4) As the sun dips low, and the stars shine bright, John fades into the darkness, out of sight. But his spirit lives on, in the hearts of those who know, The legend of the phantom cowboy, forever to grow. (end)