Old Cowboy

(Verse 1) I’m an old man now, with dust in my bones, Spent my best years out riding alone. But every trail, every town, every rodeo scene, It all ties together—I'm part of a dream. (Chorus) I rode those roads like a river that never ends, Chasing the sunsets, making old friends. Now every wrinkle tells a story I knew, A cowboy’s life, both hard and true. (Verse 2) Back when I was young, we built Cowboy Nation, A brotherhood strong, no matter the station. From the prairies to the cities, the spirit runs free, And even as I age, it still lives in me. (Chorus) I rode those roads like a river that never ends, Chasing the sunsets, making old friends. Now every wrinkle tells a story I knew, A cowboy’s life, both hard and true. (Bridge) So as the dusk falls, and the stars start to gleam, I still ride in my dreams, part of that team. Cowboy Nation’s a flame that won’t die, In every cowboy’s soul, we forever ride high.