Warm Country Sun
Embracing Simplicity: Warm Country Sun's Plea for Peace
Lyrics
I don't need the heat, I didn't ask for the power
Not seeking attention or power; rejecting the heat of a challenging situation.
I never wanted any trouble; I won't die a coward
Preferring to avoid conflict and aiming for a brave end rather than a cowardly one.
You would think monies satisfaction, it isn't freedom if you aren't free
Money doesn't bring true satisfaction; freedom is only meaningful when it is genuine.
It's all just an addiction; you'd sell your soul for some peace
Describing life as an addiction where one might compromise values for peace.
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Chorus begins.
Give me the Warm Country Sun
Expressing a desire for the comforting warmth of the country sun.
Get me out of the city
Seeking an escape from the urban environment.
Give me the Warm Country Sun
Reiterating the longing for the warmth of the country sun for comfort and peace.
I need some comfort and peace
Stating the need for solace and tranquility.
I'm kinda used to this poverty 'til someone tells you it's wrong
Being accustomed to a modest lifestyle until societal judgments deem it wrong.
I kinda like my simple ways, I never meant any harm
Enjoying a simple life without intending harm to others.
I got God in my church; I earn the money I make
Having faith in God, earning an honest living, and valuing hard work.
My children learn appreciation with every sweat I break
Teaching children gratitude through the effort put into work.
Yeah I love my country and I would fight in its wars
Expressing love for the country and a willingness to defend it in wars.
Says here born in the USA tattooed on my arm
Referring to a patriotic tattoo as a symbol of pride in being born in the USA.
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