///*****/// [start] [control: dynamic, no-repeat] [language: English] [sequence: intro, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, verse, pre-chorus, chorus, bridge, final chorus, outro] [Intro | soft singing | reverb: room] You can't tie down a Bronco. [Verse 1 | syncopation: heavy] Wild as can be, never missed a beat catching every green light, never missed a chance to take a one-way seat. Good at duckin', good at buckin', Kiss my lips, then couldn't help but leave. your words hit hard like a Friday night drink, why you float my boat just to let me sink. I fell fast—you stayed free, Guess that's how it was supposed to be. [Pre-Chorus | vulnerable vocals] You'd say, "Don't hold on too tight," Then disappear with the morning light. [Chorus | layering: vocal] My little Bronco... Born to ride that wind. Headed out to Colorado, Never looking back again. Left your name in Tennessee, Still carved deep inside of me. My little Bronco... Won't you come back home to me? [Verse 2 | ad-lib] Still got your hoodie on the edge of my bed. Still hear your voice taking shots to the head. Every sunset, and every mile, Makes me miss that crooked smile. Your pillow stays cold all night, Your picture keeps me up at night. I tell myself, "She's chasing dreams..." and still wake up reaching across these sheets. [Pre-Chorus | crescendo: gradual] Maybe loving you meant letting go... I don't think I mean that though.. [Chorus | layering: vocal] My little Bronco... Born to ride that wind. Headed out to Colorado, Never looking back again. Left your name in Tennessee, Still carved deep inside of me. My little Bronco... Won't you come back home to me? [Bridge | silence: 1s] If freedom's got your heart... I hope it's treating you right. But if it dont.. just know you can come back home tonight [Final Chorus | climax | layering: vocal | ad-lib] My little Bronco... Still running wild through my mind. Colorado's got your name But you still got my heart My little Bronco... [Outro | vulnerable vocals | fade: out] Wild as can be... Good at duckin'... Good at buckin'... You'll always be... My little Bronco. [end]
