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Walker

pmdasher

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Lyrics

Verse 1

Walker left the prison with a weathered soul and steady hands.

He question the ranch loyalties that came with being branded

The foreman sent him to the train station where the dead disappear.

But he was set free to start a new life

Pre-Chorus

The past still echoed across lonely nights.

But hope always sang a little louder.

Chorus

From convict to cowboy, Walker found his way.

Working the ranch from dawn until the fading day.

He mended fences beneath the blazing sun.

He accepted the brand

Earned every handshake, one by one.

Post-Chorus

The ranch became his home.

No longer did he stand alone.

Verse 2

He saddled horses before the dawn broke over the hills.

His calloused hands worked fences instead of prison walls.

At sunset he'd sing beneath the wide Montana sky.

Each song buried another ghost from his forgotten years.

Pre-Chorus

Hard work became his guiding hand.

He finally belonged upon that land.

Chorus

From convict to cowboy, Walker found his way.

Working the ranch from dawn until the fading day.

He mended fences beneath the blazing sun.

He accepted the brand

Earned every handshake, one by one.

Post-Chorus

The ranch became his home.

No longer did he stand alone.

Bridge

Every chord healed another broken piece.

Every sunrise brought a little more peace.

He proved a man is greater than his past.

Some second chances are built to last.

guitar-solo

Verse 3

Walker smiled as the cattle grazed the plain.

His music washed away years of pain.

The cowboy life became his saving grace.

He finally found his rightful place.

Pre-Chorus

The open range forgave what the prison never could.

Freedom found its melody

Chorus

From convict to cowboy, Walker found his way.

Working the ranch from dawn until the fading day.

He mended fences beneath the blazing sun.

He accepted the brand

Earned every handshake, one by one..

Post-Chorus

The ranch became his home.

No longer did he stand alone.

one by one

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