Wind in Her Hair

[Intro] [Verse 1] Sixteen years of dusty boots and faded jeans, She’s got a heart wilder than the Rio Grande streams. Saddles up her palomino ‘fore the morning light, Leaves the world behind, rides into the sky’s wide stripe. [Chorus] Oh, the wind in her hair, sun on her skin, Ain’t no chains on a soul where freedom begins. With every hoofbeat, she’s chasin’ her dreams, On that horse, she’s flying without wings. [Verse 2] School bells ring, but she’s already gone, Through the canyon echoes, she’s singin’ her own song. Troubles fade like tire tracks in summer rain, With that horse, she’s home—no hurt, no pain. [Chorus] Oh, the wind in her hair, sun on her skin, Ain’t no chains on a soul where freedom begins. With every hoofbeat, she’s chasin’ her dreams, On that horse, she’s flying without wings. [Bridge] They say time’s a river, but she’s ridin’ the tide, No maps, no rules, just the earth and the sky. Her laughter’s the melody the prairie repeats, In that saddle, she’s forever complete. [Chorus] Oh, the wind in her hair, sun on her skin, Ain’t no chains on a soul where freedom begins. With every hoofbeat, she’s chasin’ her dreams, On that horse, she’s flying without wings. [Outro]