Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Natural Forces, artist - Lyle Lovett. Album song Natural Forces, in the genre КантриDate of issue: 08.11.2009
Record label: Curb
Song language: English
Natural Forces |
| I rode across the great high plain |
| Under the scorching sun and through the driving rain |
| And then I set my sights on the mountains high |
| I bid my former life good-bye |
| So thank you man, I must decline |
| For it’s on my steed I will rely |
| I’m underneath the open sky |
| Where I’m subject to the natural forces |
| Home is where my horse is Loaded up in Buffalo |
| Took the 90 southbound to Ohio |
| On any western Frisco bound |
| And when I get there I’ll turn back around |
| So thank you man, I must decline |
| For it’s on these eighteen wheels I ride |
| I’m underneath the Western sky |
| Where I’m subject to the natural forces |
| Home is where my horse is And every year they come to town |
| And they’ll drag them all right in the ground |
| And Mr. Bradley calls the score |
| But the cowboy he will try for more |
| So thank you man, I must decline |
| For it’s on my freer road I’ll ride |
| And I’ll spin and run and stop and slide |
| I’m subject to the natural forces |
| Home is where my horse is The Cherokee and the Chickasaw |
| The Creeks and the Nou and the old Choctaw |
| They volunteered to move they say |
| We’ll understand come judgement day |
| So thank you man, I must decline |
| For it’s on this Trail of Tears I ride |
| And I’m under all the homeless sky |
| Sometimes at night I hear their voices |
| Home is where my horse is Now as I sit here safe at home |
| With a cold Coors Light and the tv on All the sacrifice and the death and woe |
| Lord I pray that I’m worth fighting for |
| So thank you man, I must decline |
| For it’s on my own BG I ride |
| 'Til earth and hell are satisfied |
| Where I’m subject to the natural forces |
| Sometimes at night I hear their voices |
| Home is where my horse is Home is where my horse is |