Pure Prairie League - Alive In America '74

Country Song

I wanted a mountain and you brought one to me
I wanted a mountain and you made one mine
I wanted a mountain... now I must learn to climb... and it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me

I wanted the sunlight and you let it shine
I wanted the sunlight and you brought it to me
I wanted the sunlight... now I must learn to see... and it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me

From the highest mountain... to the lowest valley
I'm up on a cloud now... down... down on my knees... and it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me

I wanted a river and you let one flow
I wanted a river and you brought one to me
I wanted a river... now I must find the sea... and it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me... it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me... it's that
Same old... country song... bringin' you back to me



Credits
Writer(s): Mark Philip Day, Shaun Ryder, Gary Kenneth Whelan, Paul Anthony Ryder, Paul Richard Davis
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  2. I've Just Seen a Face
  3. Brand New Tennessee Waltz
  4. In and Out of Town
  5. Harmony Song
  6. Country Song
  7. Early Morning Riser / Jazzman
  8. Fool for You
  9. I'll Fix Your Flat Tire Merle
  10. It's Not Love, But It's Not Bad

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Altri album

  1. Great American Radio, Vol. 8
  2. I'll Fix Your Flat Tire Merle (Live) - Single
  3. Live at Lee Furrs Radio Studio KWFM Tucson, 1975 - Remastered
  4. Live! Takin' the Stage
  5. Can't Hold Back
  6. Live at My Father's Place, New York, 1976 - FM Radio Broadcast
  7. Legends Live In Concert Vol. 11
  8. Legends Live In Concert, Vol. 11
  9. Pure Prairie League
  10. If the Shoe Fits

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