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Bails of Hay

no cares or worries 
no race to be won 
just laughter and fun 

Just slow down the pace 
and remember the place 
where we first kissed 

Laying around all day 
seats made out of bails of hay 
sometimes I think I could just stay this way 
fishing and swimming all day long
singing along to a country song 

tubing down the steam 
and sharing all our dreams 
we were a team 
partners in crime 
anything I had was yours and mine 

high pace cities have same sunrise and set 
but the country life is where we met 
It taste so bitter sweet for He is not mine hold 
and its this big world in which I'm left to feel so cold
Copyright © | Year Posted 2006

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