Lone Star Free
Lone Star Free: A Tribute to Rustic Souls
Lyrics
John Wayne’s more a saint than a cowboy
Expressing admiration for John Wayne, portraying him as more virtuous than a typical cowboy.
Horseback feels like just the right speed
Enjoying the pace of horseback riding as the ideal speed.
And Grandad was an old-time 4-H plowboy
Grandfather is described as a traditional 4-H plowboy, emphasizing rural roots.
If that sounds like you, sounds like you’d like me
Suggesting compatibility with individuals who share similar values and background.
A truck just ain’t a truck until it’s dented
Stating that a truck gains character when it shows signs of wear and tear.
And pickle jars can make the best sun-tea
Highlighting the simple joys, like using pickle jars for making sun-tea.
It's awful hard learnin' to mend fences
Expressing the challenges of learning to repair relationships or fences.
If that sounds like you, sounds like you’d like me
Reiterating compatibility based on shared experiences and difficulties.
Cause I’ve been looking high and looking low
Conveying the search for love by exploring different avenues and overcoming obstacles.
Turnin’ every heartbreak stone
Persistently seeking solutions or healing after every heartbreak.
But it’s hard to catch what’s runnin’ Lonestar free
Describing the elusive nature of a free-spirited, independent love represented as "Lonestar."
She's dusty boots, bandana soul
Depicting the qualities of the elusive love as dusty boots and a bandana soul.
Restless as the rodeo
Characterizing the love as restless, akin to the excitement of a rodeo.
And love as true as oak tree roots run deep
Emphasizing the depth and truthfulness of love by comparing it to the deep roots of an oak tree.
If that sounds like you, sounds like you’d like me
Reiterating compatibility based on shared values and the nature of love.
Hands are good for more than long days workin’
Acknowledging the versatility of hands beyond work and highlighting the importance of home.
Home is more than a place to fall asleep
Defining home as more than a sleeping place, suggesting it's a place of emotional connection.
And king size beds are too big for one person
Commenting on the loneliness of a king-size bed and the desire for companionship.
If that sounds like you, sounds like you’d like me
Reiterating compatibility based on shared preferences and desires for companionship.
Cause I’ve been looking high and looking low
Continuing the theme of searching for love through perseverance and exploration.
Turnin’ every heartbreak stone
Persistently seeking solutions or healing after every heartbreak.
But it’s hard to catch what’s runnin’ Lonestar free
Repeating the challenge of catching the elusive "Lonestar" love that runs free.
She's dusty boots, bandana soul
Reiterating the qualities of the elusive love as dusty boots and a bandana soul.
Restless as the rodeo
Reinforcing the restlessness of the love, similar to the excitement of a rodeo.
And love as true as oak tree roots run deep
Stressing the depth and truthfulness of love with a comparison to oak tree roots.
If that sounds like you, sounds like you’d like me
Reiterating compatibility based on shared values and the nature of love.
I’ve been looking high and looking low
Continuing the theme of searching for love through perseverance and exploration.
Turnin’ every heartbreak stone
Persistently seeking solutions or healing after every heartbreak.
But it’s hard to catch what’s runnin’ Lone Star free
Repeating the challenge of catching the elusive "Lonestar" love that runs free.
She's dusty boots, bandana soul
Reiterating the qualities of the elusive love as dusty boots and a bandana soul.
Restless as the rodeo
Reinforcing the restlessness of the love, similar to the excitement of a rodeo.
And wild as a red tail on the breeze
Describing the wildness of the love with a comparison to a red tail on the breeze.
But I'll be everything she ever needs
Expressing the commitment to be everything the elusive love needs once it is caught.
Once I catch what's runnin’ Lonestar free
Concluding the commitment to capturing and nurturing the elusive "Lonestar" love.
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