Living by the Cowboy Code
In the Old West, your word was your bond, and respect was earned the hard way.
In a dusty barn where laughter swells,
Tobacco smoke and hootenannies dwell.
With boots that shine and spirits bright,
They stomp and twirl, chasing the night.
A wrangler named Joe, with moves so slick,
Tackles the floor, spinning quick as a flick.
He twirls his partner, a gal named Lou,
Who giggles and twirls in a flurry of blue.
But oh, what a sight when old Pete takes his turn,
With two left feet, he swings and will learn.
He trips on the mats, his hat flies afield,
Yet all of them chuckle, his fate is sealed.
As the moon hangs high, with stars all aglow,
The music it swells, and the laughter will flow.
In that lively hoedown, joys the aim,
Creating sweet memories, thats the game.
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