Marty Robbins - Take Me Back to the Prairie lyrics
[Marty Robbins - Take Me Back to the Prairie lyrics]
Take me out of this prison
Back to the clear blue sky
Take me back to the part
Where this cowboy's heart
Want's to live till I die
Take me back to the prairie
Away from these cold prison bars
By a campfire's gleam let me
Lie there and dream under a blanket of stars
Where each mountain top wears a halo
Of fleecy white clouds overhead
Where symphonys ring from birds on the wing
And the grass is like a soft feather bed
Take me back to the prairie
Back to the land I love best
So that when I am gone
I'll be where I belong
There in my haven of rest
Back to the clear blue sky
Take me back to the part
Where this cowboy's heart
Want's to live till I die
Take me back to the prairie
Away from these cold prison bars
By a campfire's gleam let me
Lie there and dream under a blanket of stars
Where each mountain top wears a halo
Of fleecy white clouds overhead
Where symphonys ring from birds on the wing
And the grass is like a soft feather bed
Take me back to the prairie
Back to the land I love best
So that when I am gone
I'll be where I belong
There in my haven of rest
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