Give Me Kentucky - Thunder Dreamer

The moment came and went

But was it spent on us?

The length of our love line

Could make one blind

Given the chance

I wish only to live in Kentucky

Days work on my hands

And my love at my side

Is that too much to ask?

And when the dogwoods bloom

I knew that you’ve gone

All to soon

The house is full of wears

Dust in the bed

Where we once slept

Perhaps the seasons will aid me

With memories fading

An honorable retreat

To wait for such a time

Pretend one is fine

A solitary march

I wish only to live in Kentucky

Days work on my hands

And my love at my side

Is that too much to ask?

We’ll travel this road once more

Down sixty-four

Through the hills and turns

A lesson that all must learn

Is how we yearn

For what’s not ours

I wish only to live in Kentucky

Days work on my hands

And my love at my side

Is that too much to ask?

It’s too much to ask

It’s too much to ask

So much to ask