Verse 1 A new day breaks in golden light, the sun comes up, he rides outright. A cowboy rides through open land, through silent canyons shaped by sand. His horse’s his friend, his faithful guide, with no sure place where they will ride. Still onward through the wind they go, beneath the sky’s eternal glow. Chorus This cowboy rides alone and free, through the wild lands endlessly. Past the meadows, fields so wide, following where his dreams may guide. This cowboy lives beneath the sky, with freedom as his closest tie. Where the earth and heavens meet, he rides on with steady beat. Verse 2 The sun burns hot, the wind blows mild, the land is rough, untouched and wild. The mountains stand in silent grace, the call of nature fills the space. He loves the freedom of the plain, through joy and loss, through sun and rain. And every mile that he goes through, feels old and yet forever new. Chorus This cowboy rides alone and free, through the wild lands endlessly. Past the meadows, fields so wide, following where his dreams may guide. This cowboy lives beneath the sky, with freedom as his closest tie. Where the earth and heavens meet, he rides on with steady beat. Bridge Beside the fire he thinks of days, of old adventures, distant ways. His harmonica plays soft and low, with songs from long ago. Verse 3 Night falls down, a sea of stars, his campfire glows beneath the dark. He dreams of those who rode before, the friends he may not see no more. Then peacefully he falls asleep, while moonlit shadows guard and keep. Until the morning sun will rise, and wake him with another sky. Final Chorus This cowboy rides alone and free, through the wild lands endlessly. Past the meadows, fields so wide, following where his dreams may guide. This cowboy lives beneath the sky, with freedom as his closest tie. Where the earth and heavens meet, he rides on with steady beat.


