Songs by Clare S.


   

WHEN COWBOYS PRAY

  1. WHEN COWBOYS PRAY
    Clare S.
    Genre: Country/Traditional Country
    Tempo: Slow


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    He's a cowboy that taken a chance at the rodeo and just like many other cowboys, he works the land.  He's a man of strong faith who believes in family, country, and traditional values.

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    When Cowboy’s Pray Verse 1 As the sun comes up on Catarina plain He’ll work all day through the heat and the pain He spent his whole life on this ride The land down here it’s been oh so dry The only waters are the tears he cries He kneels to pray under open skies He’s never thought about given up on the things he knows He lifts his hands, and he talks to God as a cold wind blows Chorus He may never see his name in lights Or ride a rodeo on a Friday night But he’s made eight a time or two He can rope and ride with the best of them But he chose God and a faith in Him That’s enough to see him through, And the world comes to a stay, as God listens to This cowboy pray Verse 2 As the sun goes down in that border town He unsaddles his horse another day down He wipes the sweat off from his brow A dusty ole Bible he’s so thankful for He’s got family and friends that he adores A life he loves and so much more He sees the stars one extra bright, in that clear south Texas sky It brings to mind God’s guiding light that has always got him by Bridge There’s more like him in this world they say And heaven’s not so far away As God holds on to every prayer they’ve prayed Chorus 2 They may never see their name in lights Or ride a Brahman bull on a Friday night But they’ve made eight a time or two They can rope and ride with the best of them But they chose God and a faith in Him And that’s enough to see them through, And the world comes to a stay, as God listens in


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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