Under the golden sunset, on the edge of town I ride, With a weathered coat and a hopeful heart, and the warm wind by my side. The horses hum a lively tune through the canyon deep and wide, And the long road sings my name tonight as I chase the morning light. The prairie stretches endless like a dream that won’t let go, With every mile a memory and every mile a glow. I’ve known the dust and midnight rain, the silence and the drive, But out here in the open land I feel more deeply alive. Oh, roll on, roll on, through the westward night, Where the stars shine bright and the moon hangs high. With a saddle, song, and a heart set free, I’ll ride till dawn in the western sky. Oh, roll on, roll on, let the wild winds sing, Past the lonely trails and the echoes of spring. With the sunrise ahead and the open sea, I’ll ride till dawn in the western sky.
