Natural Forces

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[Intro 2]
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[Verse 1]
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I rode across the great high 
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plains under the scorching sun and 
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through the driving rain.
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And when I set my sights on the 
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mountains high I bid my former 
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life goodbye.

[Chorus]
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So, thank you, man, I must 
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decline for it's on my steed I will 
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rely.
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I've learned to need the o-pen 
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sky; well, I'm subject to the 
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natural forces.
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Home is where my horse is.

[Verse 2]
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We loaded up in Buffalo and took 
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90 south down to Ohio,
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on 80 west, I'm Frisco-bound and 
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when I get there, I'll turn back 
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around.

[Chorus]
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So, thank you, man, I must 
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decline for it's on these 
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eighteen wheels I ride.
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I learned to need the western 
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sky, well, I'm subject to the 
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natural forces.
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Home is where my horse is.

[Verse 3]
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And every year they come to town 
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and then drag 'em all right in the 
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round.
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And Mr. Bradley calls the score 
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of the cowboy there who'll try for 
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more.

[Chorus]
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So, thank you, man, I must 
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decline for it's on my 
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three-year-old I ride.
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And I'll spin and run and stop 
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and slide, I'm subject to the 
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natural forces.
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Home is where my horse is.

[Interlude]
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[Verse 4]
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The Cherokee and the Chickasaw, 
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the Creek Seminole and the old 
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Chocktaw;
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we volunteered to move, they say 
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we'll understand on Judgement Day.

[Chorus]
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So, thank you, man, I must 
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decline for it's on this trail 
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of tears I ride.
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I've done the road, the homeless
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 sky; sometimes at night, I hear 
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their voices.
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Home is where my horse is.

[Verse 5]
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Now as I sit here safe at home 
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with a cold Coors Lite and the TV 
on;
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all the sacrifice and the death 
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and woe. Lord, I pray that I'm 
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worth fighting for.

[End-Chorus]
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So, thank you, man, I must 
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decline for it's on my RPG I ride.
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'Til earth and hell are 
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satisfied. Well, I'm subject to 
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the natural forces
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and sometimes at night   I hear 
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their voices.
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Home is where my horse is.

[Otro]
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  Home is where my horse is.
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