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D F#7 G D D F#7 G E7 D F#7 We're out neath the stars and we'll sleep in my car G D once this fire dies down. D F#7 Our silhouettes on the trees, theres a soft cool breeze, G E7 the faint glow of our town. D F#7 Were telling stories of old, of miners and their gold G D of Cowboys and Indians too. D F#7 We could leave here tomorrow, or we could just not go G E7 and I'd stay here with you. D F#7 Life our here may be rough, but I think we've got enough G D to make a home here one day. D F#7 Say goodbye to our town, where we'll seldom be found, G E7 once we're out here to stay. D F#7 Can we move out here now, lets buy an ox and a plow, G D and build our cabin for three. D F#7 We'll keep our dogs and our horse, in the field to the north, G E7 where they'll be wild and free. D F#7 But they'll come when we call, every springtime or fall, G D and be right back home. D F#7 Cause even the beast, that's as wild as me, D E7 well he cant always roam D F#7 Life our here may be rough, but I think we've got enough G D to make a home here one day. D F#7 Say goodbye to our town, where we'll seldom be found, G E7 once we're out here to stay. A We might not have a lot. G But we'll love what we got. D Cause its all that we'll need. A We'll be pleasant and proud, G we'll be singing aloud, E7 of the life that we lead D F#7 Life our here may be rough, but I think we've got enough G D to make a home here one day. D F#7 Say goodbye to our town, where we'll seldom be found, G E7 once we're out here to stay. G D Once we're out here to stay.