To The Country
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To The Country
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Let's leave the city
And head to the country
And find us some rural shade
We'll rock a porch swing
Till late in the evening
And drink all your lemonade
And I'll build you a house
Or I'll find someone who knows how.
And I love you
Simple and steady
We can make children
They'll be bold and pretty
They'll be bold and pretty
All these tired streets they all whisper the same thing
Boy get the hell out of here
We could chain the pavement
For a pasture to graze on
I'd love a new frontier
Well I'll build you a house
Or I'll find someone who knows how
And I love you
Simple and steady
We can make babies
They'll be bold and pretty
They'll be bold and pretty
I love you silly
You're so bold and pretty
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