Nine miles down a gravel road,
Is a place that we call home.
Where we live and laugh and love;
Where the grass grows tall and green.
Nine miles down a gravel road,
Is a place that we call home.
The river and wind flow through it,
The skies are clear; the air is clean.
Nine miles down a gravel road,
Is a place that we call home.
Summer smells of fresh cut hay;
Of sun and wind and beef.
Nine miles down a gravel road,
Is a place that we call home.
Where the cattle are fat, the horses abound;
Where family comes first.
Nine miles down a gravel road,
Is a place that we call home.
Where there’s a house on hill;
That welcomes the rancher and his family.
Nine miles down a gravel road…
Very nice…put some notes to it, I think you’ve got yourself a song! 😉
I agree with Pony Girl. This would make a beautiful country song. I love the flow of it. You’re linked!
aah thats cute!
Nine miles?? Damn that’s a long way!!
It sounds wonderful-let us know when you have a melody for it! 🙂
wow! i’ve been reading the spins and yours is the most beautiful by far! you go girl!