My Wild Frontier

INTRO: C

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How do I feel, when I feel so alone?

Like a sad armadillo, across this 
desert I roam
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I've been stripped down bare 'til I
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 break
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Still the wheel keeps turning



Had me a sweet one, I tell no lie

Summer nights in the cornfields, 
when the corn gets so high
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We traveled clear across Wichita, 
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heading north
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Leaving civilization


CHORUS 1:
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There were highways to get across
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And places far from here
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And I was his lonesome prairie
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And he was my wild frontier


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C
Harvested peaches in a small border 
town

Saved all our wages, put ten percent
 down
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I never thought I'd see the world 
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through a child's eyes
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Until early December



Then one Calgary morning, still as 
glass

While my baby lay sleeping, an angel
 slipped past
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And with one breath said, "I'm 
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taking him back
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To his Father in Heaven"


CHORUS 2:
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Through gravel and ice and 
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new-fallen snow
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I held him through my tears
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Because I was his lonesome prairie
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And he was my wild frontier


BRIDGE:

Get along, get along, get along

Get along, get along, get along
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Oh, oh, oh

Get along, get along, get along

Get along, get along
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Oh, oh, oh


CHORUS 3:
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And sometimes at night, I swear I
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 can hear him
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Calling out so clear
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He says, "You were my lonesome 
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prairie
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And I'm still your wild frontier"


OUTRO:  (# ad lib & fade to end 
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Oh, oh, oh