• Id:

    d440bfa6ff3db4abf09e11a8e3b535670656fcb3cfe324606c172ca1c224e92d
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  • Prompt:

    Stinky Pete is a rancher who only takes a bath once a year whether he needs it or not. Ewww

  • Image:

    Stinky Pete's Annual Bath
  • Description:

    In this animated scene, a cowboy named Stinky Pete is taking a bath in a wooden tub. He is wearing a cowboy hat and a red vest, and he appears to be enjoying the moment. The environment is set in a forest, with trees surrounding the tub. The overall atmosphere is light-hearted and humorous, as the image portrays a unique and unconventional moment in the life of a cowboy.

  • Songs:

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  • Lyrics:

    Title: Stinky Pete's Annual Bath
    Tags: Country, Western, Storytelling
    
    [Intro]
    Out in the pines, where the coyotes cry,
    Lives a man with a twinkle in his eye—
    They call him Stinky Pete, and lord he’s proud,
    Of that once-a-year scrubbin’ that draws a crowd.
    
    [Verse 1]
    He rides all year through mud and dust,
    Smells like old beans, boots, and rust.
    A cowboy legend with a nose-turnin' tale,
    He bathes with a grin in a wooden pail.
    
    [Chorus]
    Stinky Pete, oh can’t you smell?
    He’s a legend out on the ol’ corral.
    But once a year, he hits that tub,
    With soap and splash and a mighty scrub.
    Yeehaw, it's bath time, raise your glass—
    To the cleanest cowboy with a dirty past!
    
    [Verse 2]
    He soaps his chest and hums a tune,
    Beneath the sky and a prairie moon.
    Birds fly off and the deer all flee,
    When Pete hits water—it’s a sight to see!
    
    [Pre-Chorus]
    The forest trembles, the critters hide,
    It’s bath day for Pete, far and wide.
    
    [Chorus]
    Stinky Pete, oh can’t you smell?
    He’s a legend out on the ol’ corral.
    But once a year, he hits that tub,
    With soap and splash and a mighty scrub.
    Yeehaw, it's bath time, raise your glass—
    To the cleanest cowboy with a dirty past!
    
    [Bridge]
    A red vest on, his hat still firm,
    He scrubs his beard and chases germs.
    Once the rinse is done, he roars with pride,
    “I’m good till June twenty-five!”
    
    [Outro]
    So if you catch a breeze and it makes you swoon,
    Just wait till Pete sings his bath-time tune.
    He may stink now, but don't you fret,
    That yearly wash ain't happened yet!
    
    [End]