Story Behind The Song
The writer loves the prairie and western lifestyle.
Song Description
The singer is asking the listener if they've ever experienced the cowboy way of life and the closeness to nature and animals that it provides. All of this sung to a bouncy western swing feel.
Song Length |
4:03 |
Genre |
Country - Cowboy, Country - Traditional |
Tempo |
Medium (111 - 130) |
Lead Vocal |
Female Vocal |
Mood |
Blissful, Welcoming |
Subject |
Cowboy, Prairie, Plains |
Similar Artists |
Amy Grant, Jewel |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
Have you ever been where air is fresh
And the sky is wide and blue
Where cattle graze on the prairie range
And a cowboy sings a tune
Where meadowlarks call
And doggies bawl
There a place out West where I love best
It?s where the cowboy calls his home
CHORUS:
There you can hear an old cowboy song
With a (yodel)
That tells a tale of long ago
About a brave cowboy on the trail
And there?s a harmony that plays
Between the cowboy and the land
Where man and nature walk hand in hand
Have you ever been where coyotes howl
And sagebrush fills the air
Where horses run in the setting sun
Where you?re free from care
Where time is roped and tied
And held to a simple kind of life
There?s a place out West where I love best
It?s where the cowboy calls his home
CHORUS
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