Description

A reflective voice carries us from the endless prairie of his childhood to the orderly streets of St. Louis, where a young man raised on cattle and wide‑open skies finds himself confined by his mother’s promise to keep him from the harsh life of the range. He remembers the scent of sagebrush, the thundering hooves of shaggy‑maned horses, and the ache of a heart that longs for corrals that no city can offer. The narrative gently unfolds his inner tug‑of‑war between the rugged legacy of his father and the genteel expectations of his mother’s Southern lineage.

As he grows, school and society push him toward a conventional career, yet the memory of the Red River’s rolling plains never truly fades. The story sets the stage for a restless yearning that may soon drive him back toward the land that shaped his earliest dreams. Listeners will be drawn into his quiet struggle, feeling the pull of both civilization and the untamed frontier.