When the West Was Wild
It wasn’t the land that made cowboys—it was their untamed spirit.
In a dusty town where voices rise,
The saloon doors swing, laughter flies.
With whiskey poured in glasses bright,
Fellowship warms the chill of night.
Around the bar, old friends unite,
Tales of bravado, their spirits ignite.
The jukebox croons a familiar tune,
As memories dance beneath the moon.
The clink of glasses, a toast to the past,
Each moment cherished, too sweet to last.
In that hazy warmth, their worries fade,
A bond is forged in the masquerade.
So let the night stretch long and free,
For whiskey and laughter weave history.
Through trials and triumphs, side by side,
In the rugged West, true hearts abide.
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