Verse
Out on the range
Of the wild western plains
Rides a trusty old cowboy
They call one-eyed Larry
Sitting high on his steed
He was born to the breed
Of the men who watch over
The dry dusty prairie

Verse
When just a young lad
Larry worked with his dad
He learned how to rope
And he learned how to ride
He was proud of the brand
And the life of a hand
He’d live out his days
Way out here in the heartland

Chorus
Because cowboys love horses
And cowboys love cattle
They love taking care of the land
They work hard through the pain
Through the wind and the rain
That’s why Mother Nature loves cowboys

Verse
Always up before dawn
No day is too long
He roams the plains wide,
Till dusk sings its song
Under stars that gleam
His spirit, it seems,
Bonds with the earth,
In the silence and calm

Chorus
Because cowboys love horses
And cowboys love cattle
They love taking care of the land
They work hard through the pain
Through the wind and the rain
That’s why Mother Nature loves cowboys

Verse
He hears the wind’s song,
The prairie, it belongs
To the cowboy who knows
Nature’s rhythm and flow
With a heart that’s so true,
He’s the landscape’s muse,
Guiding creatures in need,
With a soul pure and free

Chorus
Because cowboys love horses
And cowboys love cattle
They love taking care of the land
They work hard through the pain
Through the wind and the rain
That’s why Mother Nature loves cowboys

Outro
They work hard through the pain
Through the wind and the rain
That’s why Mother Nature loves cowboys