"Home on the Range" is a classic American folk song that celebrates the beauty of the western landscape and the simple life of cowboys. The song describes the peacefulness of the open range, where cattle roam freely and nature thrives. It reflects themes of freedom and connection to the land. Originally published in 1873, the song was written by Brewster Higley and later set to music by Daniel E. Kelley. It has become an iconic representation of the American West and is often associated with the cowboy culture and the spirit of frontier life.