Rocky Mountain Rendezvous
High-Elevation Thrills: Rocky Mountain Cowboy's Rendezvous
Lyrics
There's a little old place high up in the hills
Describing a remote location in the hills.
A cowboy knows where to get his thrills
Suggesting that this place is where a cowboy finds excitement.
Saddle on up if you think you can
Inviting people to join if they think they can handle it.
Take your partner to the promised land
Encouraging bringing a partner to share in the experience.
You rode all day now it's time to rest
After a day's ride, it's time for a break.
A cowboy knows what hurt the best
Highlighting the resilience and toughness of a cowboy.
Bring your silk and a leather vest
Suggesting a mix of luxury (silk) and ruggedness (leather vest).
There's a renaissance happening in the wild wild Wild West
Pointing to a cultural revival in the Wild West.
Come and stay
Inviting people to come and stay at the described place.
At the Rocky Mountain rendezvous
Reiterating the location as the "Rocky Mountain rendezvous."
Da Vinci's naked at the top of the stairs
Artistic reference to Da Vinci's art in a playful context.
Donatello is swinging from a chandelier
Imagining Donatello (possibly the artist or the Ninja Turtle) swinging in a carefree manner.
Buffalo Bill he's gonna put on a show
Anticipating a show featuring historical Wild West figures.
With Billy the Kid and lots of rope
Mentioning specific Wild West personalities and activities.
Tarantula juice and the coffin varnish
Referring to unconventional or potent drinks.
Hallways are lined with western garments
Imagining a place adorned with traditional Western clothing.
Let's take you upstairs and we can walk a white line
Suggesting a carefree attitude and perhaps drug references.
The rodeos in town and the boys sure know how to ride
Highlighting the excitement of a rodeo and cowboy skills.
Come and stay
Reiterating the call to stay at the Rocky Mountain rendezvous.
At the Rocky Mountain rendezvous
Final reinforcement of the invitation.
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