Warm Country Sun
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Warm Country Sun
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I don't need the heat, I didn't ask for the power
I never wanted any trouble; I won't die a coward
You would think monies satisfaction, it isn't freedom if you aren't free
It's all just an addiction; you'd sell your soul for some peace
Chorus
Give me the Warm Country Sun
Get me out of the city
Give me the Warm Country Sun
I need some comfort and peace
I'm kinda used to this poverty 'til someone tells you it's wrong
I kinda like my simple ways, I never meant any harm
I got God in my church; I earn the money I make
My children learn appreciation with every sweat I break
Yeah I love my country and I would fight in its wars
Says here born in the USA tattooed on my arm
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Gilby Clarke performs "Warm Country Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilby Clarke catalog on LyroVerse.
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