Braided rope saddle soap rosin for his riggin'
A young man dreams of growing up to ride
Buckin' broncs Brahma bulls is just some wishful thinkin'
Cause that cowboy well he’s still too young to ride
Leather chaps a big white hat silver spurs that glisten
Growin' up takes such a long long time
And he could ride the rankest bronc if only they would listen
How that cowboy's dreams sound a lot like mine
Dream on cowboy your trophy buckles're waitin'
You got the world by the reins and you've got time on your side
Dream on cowboy there's not a thing in your way now
So don't wait 'til it's too late to saddle your dreams and ride
[ guitar ]
The time has past and looking back the rodeo has ended
The cowboys and the fans have all gone home
But broken hearts and broken bones and time will all be mended
But the mem'ries of this cowboy’s life live on
Dream on cowboy...
Chris Ledoux was an American country music singer-songwriter, bronze sculptor and rodeo champion. Born on October 2, 1948 in Wyoming, he began his musical career in the 1970s, blending his passion for country music with his experience in rodeos. He is considered one of the pioneers of "cowboy music", a subgenre of country music that celebrates the life and traditions of the American West. His songs often tell stories of cowboys, horses, rodeos and desert landscapes, offering an authentic portrayal of rural American culture. Besides music, Ledoux was also a skilled bronze sculptor, creating artworks depicting scenes of everyday life in the West. His musical career was marked by successes like "Whatcha Gonna Do With a Cowboy", "The Ballad of the Big Horn" and "I'm a Rodeo Clown". Chris Ledoux died on March 9, 2005 at the age of 56, leaving behind a musical legacy that continues to inspire artists and country music enthusiasts.
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