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A Good Day

I haven't ridden a horse in my life and the closest I've come was probably a pony ride at the PNE when I was five, but that doesn't mean I don't groove on the idea... This is a nice tune by George Canyon. He's from Canada, eh?
Good Day to Ride Every morning when I wake up I pour coffee in my cup And I look out on the fields Of the land that I call home And if there's no chance of rain And I need to get away I'll grab a saddle And be long, long gone Looks like a good day to ride Underneath this big warm sun Looks like a good day To let this old boy fly Loose on the reins and on the run To a blue and endless sky Looks like a good day to ride There's a world that's in a race For some money and some fame But out here there's nothin' All I need is what I have So when I wanna free my mind From the concrete inside I head for the mountains Back to who I am
Rebecca also likes his newer track, "I'll never do better than you." I like it too.

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