“Life Out On The Farm” is about a woman who belongs in two worlds. She's strong. She's confident. She's just as comfortable on Rodeo Drive as she is at a small town rodeo or county fair. She likes the city lights, but her heart belongs to the country. She can enjoy the best of both worlds because the country isn’t just where she lives — it’s who she is.
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LIFE OUT ON THE FARM
My baby likes the city lights
She’s cool and classy like the New York nights
Find here a shopping mall and she’s right at home
But she looks great in a t-shirt
She ain’t afraid of a little dirt
She can rock them faded jeans like a Rolling Stone
When her city seeds have all been sown
She wants a little white house, big red barn
Chickens pecking out in the back yard
Wants to cuddle up tight at night ‘neath a harvest moon
She wants to wake up early when the rooster crows
Raise her kids where the river flows
Tuck them in at night underneath the stars
Yeah, she likes the city life
But she loves life out on the farm
Now she ain’t impressed with diamond rings
Fancy cars and finer things
But her face lights up when she sees the corn grow tall
She’s into mud tires, gravel roads,
Bonfires, Where the Red Fern Grows
Sunday drives when the leaves turn in the fall
But I know what she wants most of all
She wants a little white house, big red barn
Chickens pecking out in the back yard
Wants to cuddle up tight at night ‘neath a harvest moon
She wants to wake up early when the rooster crows
Raise her kids where the river flows
Tuck them in at night underneath the stars
Yeah, she likes the city life
But she loves life out on the farm
Sometimes she likes to get away
Oh but at the end of the day. . .
She wants a little white house, big red barn
Chickens pecking out in the back yard
Wants to cuddle up tight at night ‘neath a harvest moon
She wants to wake up early when the rooster crows
Raise her kids where the river flows
Tuck them in at night underneath the stars
Yeah, she likes the city life
But she loves life out on the
Life out on the
Life out on the farm
She loves it man
M.CHAPMAN