Welcome to the Country - Miss Charlotte

Yeah We've been up here in this city Livin' in the grease and grime Girl it's a doggone pity We ain't been gettin' any time I've been preachin' 'bout back home How it can make you feel so alive Tell ya what we can do Baby, let's me and you take a little drive Welcome to the farm Where you can roll your windows down Baby take my arm Ain't hearin' nothin' such a beautiful sound? We can take the tractor down the road, go walkin' 'round the bend Lay by the river, climb up in the barn Welcome to the farm, yeah-yeah There ain't no card in your pocket If we're gonna turn that old gas pump on It's cash for everything around here That's just the way it's been for so long How'd you like a coke in a green glass bottle? It's colder than that plastic stuff Watch how miss Annie at the counter Tells that story 'bout me wreckin' my truck Welcome to the farm Where you can roll your windows down Baby take my arm Ain't hearin' nothin' such a beautiful sound? We can take the tractor down the road, go walkin' 'round the bend Lay by the river, climb up in the barn Welcome to the farm, yeah-yeah That straw in your hair Not an ounce of makeup on you As the sun goes down Girl, I ain't never seen you lookin' so good As you do right now Welcome to the farm Where you can roll your windows down Baby take my arm Ain't hearin' nothin' such a beautiful sound? We can take the tractor down the road, go walkin' 'round the bend Lay by the river, climb up in the barn Welcome to the farm, yeah-yeah Right there's an old step side How 'bout that blue sky So pretty it'll make you cry (welcome to the farm) We can roll on over yonder Or sit right here and ponder Watch the wind whirl by Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Oh

When I was ten years old I remember thinking how cool it would be When we were goin' on an eight hour drive If I could just watch TV And I'd-a given anything To have my own Pac-Man game at home I used to have to get a ride down to the arcade And now I've got it on my phone Hey, glory, glory, hallelujah Welcome to the future My grandpa was in World War II He fought against the Japanese He wrote a hundred letters to my grandma Mailed them from his base in the Philippines I wish they could see this now The world they saved has changed, you know 'Cause I was on a video chat this morning With a company in Tokyo Hey, every day's a revolution Welcome to the future (Hey) Look around, it's all so clear (Hey) Wherever we were goin', well we're here (Hey) So many things I never thought I'd see Happening right in front of me I had a friend in school Running back on the football team They burned a cross in his front yard For asking out the homecoming queen I thought about him today And everybody who's seen what he's seen From a woman on a bus To a man with a dream Hey, wake up Martin Luther Welcome to the future Hey, glory, glory, hallelujah Welcome to the future

Tu occupes mes jours comme si tu existais Oh, oh, oh mon amour Déjà je t'imagine en plus-que-parfait Oh, oh, oh, oh À tout moment, je pense à toi Bien trop souvent, hmm, je pense à toi J'envie l'amour, l'amour que je n'ai pas J'attends Les premiers bonheurs du printemps, oh J'entends Les battements de cœur impatients Je n'sens plus les heures et pourtant J'attends J'attends Dans mes délires, je pense à toi À ton sourire, que je n'vois pas Sais-tu rêver, rêver autant que moi J'attends Les premiers bonheurs du printemps, oh J'entends Les battements de cœur impatients Je n'sens plus les heures et pourtant Tu occupes mes jours comme si tu existais Oh, oh, oh mon amour Déjà je t'imagine en plus-que-parfait Oh, oh, oh J'attends Les premiers bonheurs du printemps, oh J'entends Les battements de cœur impatients Je n'sens plus les heures et pourtant J'attends Les premiers bonheurs du printemps, oh J'entends Les battements de cœur impatients Je n'sens plus les heures et pourtant J'attends