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[Verse]
Out on the prairie where the cattle roam wild,
There’s a story ‘bout a cowboy with a devilish smile,
They call him Big Ball Bill, the folks in town know,
He’s got a swagger in his step and a heart full of gold.
[Verse 2]
He rides his old Pinto, no saddle needed there,
With a hat brim low and a dust-cloud in the air.
At night by the fire, he’d pick his old guitar,
Singing tales of hard work and dreams from afar.
[Chorus]
Big Ball Bill was larger than life,
With a love for his land and no time for strife.
From sunrise to sunset, under clear skies or rain,
Living on the edge, pure grit in his veins.
[Verse 3]
In the old saloon, with a crowd gathered ‘round,
Bill’d share his stories, worth more than a pound.
From rattlesnake bites to storms on the plains,
No cowboy could match his spirit or reins.
[Verse 4]
The ladies all swooned when Big Ball Bill danced,
With a twirl of his hat and a confident stance.
He’d tip his brim low, whisper sweet nothings in her ear,
Then ride off into the night, leaving memories clear.
[Chorus]
Big Ball Bill was larger than life,
With a love for his land and no time for strife.
From sunrise to sunset, under clear skies or rain,
Living on the edge, pure grit in his veins.