Lady America
Lady America's Love: A Musical Ode to Home and Heart
Lyrics
I love your Mississippi, I love the way she flows
I appreciate the beauty and flow of the Mississippi River.
I love your Rocky Mountains for your gentle winds and snows
I admire the Rocky Mountains for their gentle winds and snowfall.
I love you California for your beauty girls and wine
I cherish California for its beautiful women and wine.
Lady America, I love you 'cause you're mine
Expressing love for America, personified as Lady America, because she belongs to the singer.
I love old New York city, she's been good to me at times
Expressing love for New York City and the support it has provided at times.
Like the time I couldn't call my mama 'cause I didn't have a dime
Recalling a difficult time when the singer couldn't contact their mother due to financial constraints.
Lord I love I love I love you and I want to tell you one more time
Reiterating deep love and the desire to express it once again.
Lady America, I love you 'cause you're mine
Reaffirming love for Lady America as a personal possession.
My mind keeps going back to Oklahoma
Thoughts consistently returning to Oklahoma, the singer's homeland.
It's my home and where I come from
Describing Oklahoma as the singer's home and place of origin.
Life is living and I've done some
Reflecting on life experiences in Oklahoma.
Love I love you and I want to tell you one more time
Expressing love again and the desire to communicate it once more.
Lady America, I love you 'cause you're mine
Reaffirming love for Lady America as a personal possession.
My mind keeps going back to Oklahoma
Reiteration of the singer's thoughts consistently going back to Oklahoma.
It's my home and where I come from
Reaffirming Oklahoma as the singer's home and place of origin.
Life is living and I've done some
Reflecting on life experiences in Oklahoma.
Love I love you and I want to tell you one more time
Expressing love again and the desire to communicate it once more.
Lady America, I love you 'cause you're mine
Reaffirming love for Lady America as a personal possession.
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