paroles de chanson My Wild Frontier - Faith Hill

How do I feel, well I feel so alone
Like a sad armadillo across this desert I roam
I′ve been stripped down bare 'til I break
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
Traveled clear across Wichita, heading north
Leaving civilization
And there were highways to get across
And places far from here
I was his lonesome prairie
And he was my wild frontier
Harvested peaches in a small border town
Saved all our wages, put ten percent down
I never thought I′d see the world through a child's eyes
Until early December
Then one Calgary morning, still as glass
While my baby lay sleeping, an angel slipped past
And with one breath said, "I'm taking him back
To his Father in Heaven"
Through gravel and ice and new fallen snow
I held him through my tears
Because I was his lonesome prairie
And he was my wild frontier
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Oh, oh
Get along, get along, get along
Get along
Oh, oh
And sometimes at night I swear I can hear him
Calling out so clear
He says, "You were my lonesome prairie
And I′m still your wild frontier"
Oh, oh
Get along
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along (I miss you)
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along
Get along, get along, get along