Prairie Town [Rock Version] - Randy Bachman (With Lyrics In The Description) descargar videos gratis

From His 1992 CD Any Road

Check Out My Original & Covered Songs! Links Below

ORIGINAL SONGS

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSGVVEAakzy5brcnukz2y7KK7uxnwuKj4

COVERS SONGS

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSGVVEAakzy42JevXOFPz44kEhP1saZCi

LYRICS For Prairie Town

Born and raised in a prairie town

Just a kid full of dreams

We didn't have much but an old radio

Music came from places we'd never been

Growing up in a prairie town

Learning to drive in the snow

Not much to do so you start a band

And soon you've gone as far as you can go

Winter nights are long, summer days are gone

Portage and Main fifty below

Springtime melts the snow, rivers overflow

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

All the bands in a prairie town

Try to outdo the next in line

Learning records out of Liverpool

Dreams of England on their Minds

On the other side of Winnipeg

Neil and The Squires played the Zone

But then he went to play

For awhile in Thunder Bay

He never looked back and he's never coming home

Winter nights are long, summer days are gone

Portage and Main fifty below

Springtime melts the snow, rivers overflow

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

Just a band from a prairie town

Sometimes we'd drive from coast to coast

One call from LA and we'd pack and fly away

But in our hearts we're always prairie folk

Looking back at a prairie town

People ask me why I went away

To fly with the best, sometimes you have to leave the nest

But the prairies made me what I am today

Winter nights are long, summer days are gone

Portage and Main fifty below

Springtime melts the snow, rivers overflow

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

You stay inside and rock n roll

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

Portage and Main fifty below

You stay inside and rock n roll