Fort Worth Family Dream
(Verse 1)
Out in Fort Worth, where the longhorns roam free,
Down by the Stockyards, that’s where you’ll find me.
William’s a firefighter, honest and true,
Runs into the flames when the sirens break through.
Puts others first, never thinks twice ’bout the cost,
Comes home with soot on his face, but his heart never lost.
(Verse 2)
His beautiful Cheyenne, strong as the Texas wind,
Well-read and wise, with a heart that won’t bend.
She’s given her life to the healing she does,
In the hospital halls, saving lives just because.
Intelligent eyes, integrity shining bright,
She mends broken bodies from morning till night.
(Chorus)
In a small cozy home on the edge of town,
With a porch swing creakin’ and stars comin’ down.
Little Tyler’s laughin’, almost two years old,
Runnin’ ‘round the yard in the Texas gold.
No flashy cars, no designer clothes,
Just strong love growin’ where the wild bluebonnet grows.
Love and honesty, that’s the American dream,
In Fort Worth, Texas, livin’ life pure and clean.
(Verse 3)
They’ve chosen hard paths, but the right ones, it’s clear,
Shift work and sirens, but they hold each other near.
Moldin’ that boy with fundamentals strong,
A sound structure built where the family belongs.
He’ll grow up knowin’ what matters the most,
Faith, love, and courage on this Texas coast.
(Bridge)
Under Trinity skies, where the cattle drives run,
They watch sunsets paint the horizon in fun.
No need for the big lights or the city parade,
Just three hearts beatin’ in the home that they’ve made.
(Chorus)
In a small cozy home on the edge of town,
With a porch swing creakin’ and stars comin’ down.
Little Tyler’s laughin’, almost two years old,
Runnin’ ‘round the yard in the Texas gold.
No flashy cars, no designer clothes,
Just strong love growin’ where the wild bluebonnet grows.
Love and honesty, that’s the American dream,
In Fort Worth, Texas, livin’ life pure and clean