“Rocky Mountain Woman”

This girl, now:

She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Boulder Tough Yet Soft Enough,
to Make Your Heart Start Skippin’, and Your Feet Keep a Trippin’.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Her Four Seasons Will Make Sure, You’re Good and Done.

Snow blows over and drifts real soft, as light as a wind blown cloud.
It’s a cold spring day, the 2nd of May, and the wind starts whisperin’ a sound.
Calling out for all those around, to come and join the crowds.
We’re gonna party down, and laugh like we’re, “Home-Bound”,
then conquer the peaks and be crowned.

She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Boulder Tough, Yet Soft Enough,
to Make Your Heart Stop Beatin’, and Your Words Keep Repeatin’.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Her Four Seasons Will Make Sure, You're Good and Done.

As the people goodbye, and the northern lights, fill the sky upon wishin’ stars.
What’s on all our minds, is the damn good time, this natural girl has after dark.
Not that the day is a boring charade, it’s just the fire she lights in the night.
Sets flames a blaze she's a, “Flat-Irons-Home-Made”, goes down like an eagle in flight.

She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Boulder Tough Yet Soft Enough,
to Make Your Heart Pump Faster, You’ll Never Out Last Her.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Her Four Seasons Will Make Sure, You're Good and Done.

Solo:

Orange and blue, yeah through and through,
like a best friend she’s by their side.
Loyal to the end, every man hopes to be, “Locked-In”,
girls dream to coincide.

She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Now Come On.
Boulder Tough, Yet Soft Enough.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Everyone Get Up.

She’s Old Enough, Yet Awfully Tough,
to Have Your Heart Always Poundin’, and Your Thoughts Always Roundin’.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Her Four Seasons Will Make Sure, You’re Good and Done.

She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Yeah She’s Boulder Tough, and Quite Soft Enough,
to Make Your Dreams Start Fullfillin’, and Your Jeans Always Willin’.
She’s a Rocky Mountain Woman.
Her Four Seasons Will Make Sure, You're Good and Done.

She’s a Rocky, Mountain, Woman.

Music and Lyrics, 2011: Peter J. Beauchemin