A spaghetti western
Gun on his hip
Zealot of freedom
He met the devil down where the heat rises from the sand and the humidity of the jungle frizzed his hair
Ever since then he's been broken and damned
All of his cowboy killers have been ran, and
his chew down to a couple of pinches
He never cared for a life of glory and fame
People to him were all the same
The few he met that were like him are dead
He used to call upon them as friend
The ones that were alike as well ,they met their end through his cold heart and his merciless hands
So he sees no end to this misery in his head
Very few in number now are the words he has said, since then
Some remember him a time before
Before all his traveling
Before he made a man hit the floor
He's different now
Change is not in the equation
He hasn't felt love the same
He hasn't felt much the same
Except when whiskey touches his lips
He knew a dance with the devil might be one that lasts forever, he shouldn't sway with her hips
So he danced the his life away
He wanted to be with his friends
The only thing he had in the end
So his .357 spoke to him mighty sweet
Whispering in his ear and tenderly touching his temple
He never seemed to take care of his mental
So his finger bearing down on the trigger
This broken cowboy has finally broke
So his last cigarette was a mile back that'll be
the last one he would ever smoke