Boy from Illinois
Fields of Joy: A Midwest Man's Anthem
Lyrics
Waking up every day
Expressing the routine of waking up daily.
cup of coffee I'm on my way
Starting the day with a cup of coffee and heading out.
ain't no worries on my mind
Emphasizing a carefree state of mind without worries.
I hear the wind singing a song
Noticing the wind and its melodic nature.
lay back and let my hair grow long
Relaxing and allowing hair to grow, possibly indicating a laid-back lifestyle.
keep on rolling through this time
Continuing to move forward through life.
I'm just an old boy from Illinois
Identifying as a person from Illinois with a humble background.
lay me down in the fields of joy
Desiring to rest in a place of happiness and contentment.
just an old boy from Illinois
Reiterating the identity as an individual from Illinois.
lay me down in the fields of joy
Expressing the desire for peace and joy in life.
I sit back and fall in love
Falling in love and experiencing a positive emotional state.
my minds always in the clouds above
Having a mind that often drifts into dreamy or imaginative thoughts.
and I'm living easy day to day
Living a simple and easygoing life on a daily basis.
I was born a midwest man
Acknowledging a Midwestern origin and doing the best in life.
Oh lord doin the best I can
Seeking approval or guidance from a higher power (Lord).
I don't care what they have to say
Indicating a lack of concern for others' opinions.
I'm just an old boy from Illinois
Reiterating the identity as an individual from Illinois.
lay me down in the fields of joy
Expressing a desire to find joy and peace in life.
just an old boy from Illinois
Reiterating the identity as an individual from Illinois.
lay me down in the fields of joy
Desiring to rest in a place of happiness and contentment.
take a drive with the windows down
Enjoying a leisurely drive, appreciating the surroundings.
im listening to every sound
Attentive to and appreciating the sounds in the environment.
just passing through when I'm on my way
Passing through life without being tied down.
I don't mind when the seasons change
Being accepting of change in life, especially the seasons.
I go walking in the prairie plains
Taking walks in the prairie plains, connecting with nature.
That's a right where I'm gonna stay
Affirming a commitment to stay in a place that feels right.
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