Wide Prairie
Lyrics
I was in Paris waiting for a flight
When this guy came up to me and said
"Have you got a light?"
Well, I was born in Arizona
And when I was only three
My mother took me to her saddle
And we rode the wide prairie
Oh, wide prairie, wide prairie
And we rode the wide prairie
My mother took me to her saddle
And we rode the wide prairie
Well I was living in Aspebueller
And when I was only ten
My father took me to his saddle
And we rode the range again
Oh, the wide prairie, wide prairie
And we rode the wide prairie
My father took me to his saddle
And we rode the wide prairie
And I ain't going back
No, I ain't going back
Going back no more
Well, now we live in Albuquerque
And we raise the family tree
We spend our days a-feeling perky
And we ride the wide prairie
Oh, the wide prairie, wide prairie
And we ride the wide prairie
We spend our days
A-feeling perky
And we ride the wide prairie
I was in Paris waiting for a flight
When this guy came up to me and said
"Have you got a light?"
And you know what happened
Writer(s): Linda McCartney
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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