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Ride On, Cowboy

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Country male duet sharing a song about a cowboy riding until the journey's done to finally return home

Lyrics

Verse 1

Morning breaks golden across a faded map

Old leather saddle and my worn-out cowboy hat

Miles of longing settle deep beneath the sky

I ride these memory highways, never question why

Pre-Chorus

Sweet laughter echoes, drifting on the breeze

Your face in the clouds, just out of reach

Chorus

And the road rolls on over hills and blue

I’m a wandering heart, but I’m calling out for you

With a lonesome tune strummed low and clear

Every sunrise shines, but I wish that you were near

Post-Chorus

Ride on, ride on

Under the same old sun

Ride on, ride on

Til the journey’s done

Verse 2

Dust on my boots, stories in my hands

Ghost towns and rivers, endless miles of land

I carry your name on my shoulder strong

The distance is wide, but my feeling’s never gone

Pre-Chorus

When the prairie wind sings your memory through the pine

I close my eyes and picture your hand in mine

Chorus

And the road rolls on over hills and blue

I’m a wandering heart, but I’m calling out for you

With a lonesome tune strummed low and clear

Every sunrise shines, but I wish that you were near

Post-Chorus

Ride on, ride on

Under the same old sun

Ride on, ride on

Til the journey’s done

Bridge

Silver rails shining where the fences end

All these winding paths, will they lead me back again

Sometimes I feel you in the whisper of the grain

Like a gentle promise pulling me through rain

Chorus

And the road rolls on over hills and blue

I’m a wandering heart, but I’m calling out for you

With a lonesome tune strummed low and clear

Every sunrise shines, but I wish that you were near

Post-Chorus

Ride on, ride on

Under the same old sun

Ride on, ride on

Til the journey’s done

Outro

So I follow the twilight, my hope burning bright

Through open wide country and the trembling of night

If you call my name softly, I’ll find my way home

This wandering cowboy never rides alone

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