Misc Originals – Ashley Westcott - Red Dirt Clay (Guitar)

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I was born and raised in the western way of life. 

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My roots run deep in the heart of the wild. 

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From the mountain pine, to the prairie sage

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leaving tracks..... in this red dirt clay,

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These country ties run deeper than the

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valley below, those good ol' days

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seem a lifetime ago.

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With every ride I find my way back home,

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on this American soil, I'll never be alone.

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Jump in the saddle with me, the open range we ride.

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Through the cottonwood trees, where the, coyot's cry.

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Let the Summer rain, melt our, worries away.

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Leavin Tracks, in this red dirt clay.

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These country ties run deeper than the

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valley below, those good ol' days

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seem a lifetime ago.

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With every ride I find my way back home,

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on this American soil, I'll never be alone.

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Staring into the horizon, where the sun slowy fades

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Thinking who I am today, is because of this red dirt clay, 

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These country ties run deeper than the

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valley below, those good ol' days

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seem a lifetime ago.

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With every ride I find my way back home,

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on this American soil, I'll never be alone.

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on this American soil, I'll never be alone.