Bicycle Bill and the Mechanical Cowboy (the slurpee machine was broken and my mom yelled at me yesterday) Lyrics

In the wild wild west, where the wind always blew

There roamed a pair, with hearts brave and true

One was a cowboy, with a metal hand

The other was Bicycle Bill

With his bike and a plan, bill rode into town,

on a hot summer day with no one around

The cowboy approached him, with a look in his eye

And he said to Bill, "I see you're not shy."

Bicycle Bill smiled, and offered his hand

The cowboy took it, and they made a stand

Together they rode out into the west

Where the sunsets were golden, and the towns were at rest

Bicycle Bill, he rode with steeze

With his gears and his pedals, he moved like the breeze

The Mechanical Cowboy, he rode with his gun

With a steady aim, he was second to none

They rode through the land, with their eyes on the prize

And whenever trouble arose, they never thought twice

Bicycle Bill, moving with speed

The Mechanical Cowboy, taking care of the deed

They faced off against outlaws, who were vicious and cruel

And they put a stop to them, with a shot that rang true

They were a pair, like no other before

With a bond that was strong, and a interesting score

Their adventures took them, to the farthest of lands

leaving behind all of their fans

Bicycle Bill, and the Mechanical Cowboy

Two friends, who stood tall, in a world of gall

And though they may be gone, their legend still stands

As two heroes of the west, with a bond that demands

Bicycle Bill and the Mechanical Cowboy

Riding cross the desert with the world in their hands