[Verse 1]
The barn doors creak, the night rolls in,
A cowboy’s heart wears a lonesome grin.
Boots on the dirt, scuffed but proud,
Under the stars, where life feels loud.
[Chorus]
Under the neon moonlight, where cowboys play,
With a pick-up truck and a tune to sway.
Girls in denim skirts, spinning ‘round the floor,
This is what we’re living for.
[Verse 2]
The old Ford’s rusted, but she still hums,
Down dirt roads where freedom runs.
Horses grazing by the fence line’s bend,
A simple life with miles to spend.
[Prechorus]
A whistle of wind, a distant train,
Memories stitched through joy and pain.
[Chorus]
Under the neon moonlight, where cowboys play,
With a pick-up truck and a tune to sway.
Girls in denim skirts, spinning ‘round the floor,
This is what we’re living for.
[Bridge]
So raise your glass to the midnight breeze,
To worn-out saddles and wild oak trees.
To every laugh, every tear we find,
In the open skies of this cowboy kind.