In a Rodeo
Riding Through Life's Changes: In a Rodeo by King Virtue
Lyrics
Hot sun glaring down burning the ground
Describing a hot day with intense sunlight, scorching the ground.
Ghost town falling down, where were they found
Referring to a deserted or abandoned town and questioning the origin of its inhabitants.
Mounting the horses, the cowboys are riding, it's all in a rodeo
Depicting the activity of cowboys mounting horses in preparation for a rodeo event.
Mounting the horses, the cowboys are riding, it's all in a rodeo
-New changes in my lifestyle
Expressing a transformation in the speaker's lifestyle due to the absence of someone significant.
Without you
-New changes in my lifestyle
-Without you
-Farmer Jack, oh farmer Jack, oh where could he be
Mentioning Farmer Jack and his actions in a barn yard, drawing parallels to a cowboy's behavior towards a partner.
Farmer Jack, oh farmer Jack, oh where could he be
-He's out in the barn yard, he's poking his cowboy just like he would a wife
-He's out in the barn yard, he's poking his cowboy just like he would a wife
-New changes in my lifestyle
Reiterating the impact of the absence of a person on the speaker's lifestyle, leading to changes.
Without you
-New changes in my lifestyle
-Without you
-When will you acknowledge me
Pleading for acknowledgment and a simple recognition of the speaker's identity by someone.
When will you acknowledge me
-Say my name
-Just one time
-Cowboy, cowboy where have you been
Questioning the whereabouts of a cowboy, suggesting involvement in sinful activities, and advising to be cautious.
Looks like you've been swimming in sin
-Tighten your saddle 'cause God knows your idle, your down on your men again
-Tighten your saddle 'cause God knows your idle, your down on your men again
-New changes in my lifestyle
Repeating the theme of lifestyle changes in the absence of a specific person.
Without you
-New changes in my lifestyle
-Without you
-When will you acknowledge me
Echoing the desire for recognition and asking for the utterance of the speaker's name, emphasizing the need for acknowledgment.
When will you acknowledge me
-Say my name
-Just one time
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