
Under the stars, Emmy snuggles tight, Joey yawns and says, “Goodnight!” Mama smiles and tucks them in, Where the sleepy cowboy dreams begin. She hums a tune, so soft and sweet, Little toes wiggle beneath the sheet. “Tomorrow’s a day to ride and play!” She whispers, chasing fears away.

Emmy wears a hat so round, Joey’s boots stomp on the ground. “Let’s be cowboys!” Ivy chirps with glee, Joey grins, “Ride wild with me!” Mama laughs, “My cowboy crew!” Together they twirl in boots so new. Happiness echoes all around, Dreams are waiting to be found.

Mama whispers, “Close your eyes,” As the moon climbs in starry skies. Emmy dreams of bulls that buck, Joey cheers, “What cowboy luck!” They bounce on pillows, fluffy and white, Imagining rodeos into the night. With every giggle and dreamy cheer, Sleepy cowboys rest right here.

Emmy rides a wooly sheep, Joey’s close behind with a leap. “Hold on tight!” Mama cries aloud, As make-believe crowds clap so proud. Emmy laughs and so does Joey, In dreamland, rodeo joy is holy. They tumble gently in their bed, Rodeo heroes, sleepy head.

Joey whispers, “I feel brave!” Emmy smiles, “It’s fun to wave!” Mama nods and strokes their hair, “Little riders, clouds you share.” Fearless faces snuggle in, Dreaming rodeo wins to win. “Tiny but tough,” Mama sings, Dreamland joy true courage brings.

Mama sings a lullaby low, “Sleepy cowboys, off you go!” Emmy hums; Joey grins wide, Warmth and love tuck in beside. “Dream of bulls, sheep, and fun— Rodeo wonders, morning sun.” Hands hold tight, dreams take flight, Cuddling till the morning light.

Emmy snuggles by Joey’s side, As dreamland ponies gently glide. Mama glides a hand on heads, Leading tiny cowboys to their beds. “Hold the reins, don’t let go! Cowboy hearts are quick to grow.” Laughter, love, a moon so bright, Sleepy cowboy dreams tonight.

“Little rodeo champs,” Mama says, As stardust twinkles and sleep obeys. Joey dreams of blue ribbon pride, Emmy’s sheep snuggles at her side. Mama kisses each soft cheek, In dreams, their victories they seek. Under covers, snug and deep, Small cowboys drift off to sleep.

Prairie winds in their sleep blow, Emmy giggles—Joey whispers, “Whoa!” Tumbleweed dreams roll along, Gentle and sweet as a lullaby song. Mama’s arms, safe and sound, Wrap little buckaroos all around. Stars above keep watch tonight, Tiny cowboys hugged so tight.

The sun peeks in the window bright, Emmy and Joey wake with delight. “We dreamt of bulls and sheep so wild!” Mama winks at each sleepy child. Little boots thump on the floor, Ready for new adventures galore. In every heart, courage beams— Ready now to chase more dreams!

Mama hugs her cowgirls and boys, Filling the room with morning joys. “You’re brave and strong,” she softly says, “Dreams grow bigger every day!” Emmy giggles, Joey grins wide, Love and hope on every side. The rodeo's never far away, When Mama’s love begins the day.

Snuggled close, they close their eyes, Mama hums two lullabies. “No dream’s too big, no cowpoke small— Forgetting doubt, you can do it all.” Emmy and Joey drift asleep, As cowboy dreams swirl and sweep. The stars up high twinkle bright, Guarding their dreams through the night.