Waltz to Cheyenne

Well, I spend my summers in north Colorado
And my winters on the south coast of France
In my rambling around, I've never settled down
Long enough for one second dance
Don't you know that all changed out on Interstate 80
When I broke down just east of Cheyenne
Fate came driving by in the form of a lady
Who stopped to lend me a hand

Now I'd give up my rambling and roaming
For one touch from her loving hand
I'd walk all the way to Wyoming
I'd waltz all the way to Cheyenne

Well, we stopped at a roadhouse to repay the favor
As the band was beginning their show
We waltzed and two-stepped, she showed me a few steps
She said she thought I should know
Tender chains in her arms, soft prisons in her eyes
And I wished just once I was wrong
But the unspoken words, my heart clearly heard
And told me, "You'd better move on"

Now I'd give up my rambling and roaming
For one touch from her loving hand
I'd walk all the way to Wyoming
I'd waltz all the way to Cheyenne

She didn't cry when I said goodbye
I remember to this very day
Farewells I was saying, all the while I was praying
To God she'd ask me to stay

Now I'd give up my rambling and roaming
For one touch from her loving hand
I'd walk all the way to Wyoming
I'd waltz all the way to Cheyenne

I'd walk all the way to Wyoming
I'd waltz all the way to Cheyenne