When the West Was Wild
It wasn’t the land that made cowboys—it was their untamed spirit.
Beneath the sun, where sagebrush sways,
A trail stretches forth through dusty haze.
With leather reins gripped tight in hand,
Adventurous spirits roam this land.
The echoes call from mountains high,
Where wild mustangs dance ˜neath azure sky.
A cowboy™s heart, both bold and true,
Finds freedom in the morning dew.
With every mile the prairie sings,
Of rustling winds and whispered things.
Old legends ride on every breeze,
In harmony with creaking trees.
So heed the call, let your heart prevail,
The Sagebrush Trail will weave your tale.
In twilights glow, your spirit™s quest,
Leads you back home, the heart of the West.
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