Story
On The Plains A love song about finding the “one with your song in her heart” - good harmony on the refrain. One message is that love is the same on the plains or the mountains, or in one city/country versus another.
Audio
On The Plains Wav
04:16
John Curtis Anderson
09/15/2011
Lyrics
On The Plains
Words & Music by John Curtis Anderson © 2011 John Curtis Anderson
Verse 1
Have you ever gone walkin’ on Saturday Mornin’
Your hands in your pockets Your eyes on the ground
As you thought of a feeling You try to remember
The sweet smell of heather A kiss and a tear
Refrain It’s the same on the plains or the mountains Your eyes meet they tell you you’ve found something quite rare For a day or a lifetime It’s all just a big rhyme Search for the one with your song in her heart Verse 2 Have you ever been to Houston Have you ever been to Paris And seen the young women With smiles all their own You can look right You can look left But no two are the same yet That’s a fact of our times That’s a fact of the world Repeat Refrain Verse 3 Have you ever said I love you Touched her & meant it And felt the wonder so few of us know You smile and you turn round Your feet head for home ground And memories of her love Ahead and behind Repeat Refrain (2 times)
