I was born
a little child
on a farm with
wheat and hay
My father rode a horse
He would herd
the cows with grace
Morning sun
would rise so bright
Roosters called
to greet the light
Kentucky hills and rodeos
they fill my heart
with pride
The sound
of hooves by day
and the starry
skies at night
on this ranch
I was born
On this ranch
I wanna die
So daughter hear me say
Don't forget
your family's name
Remember whence you came
southern blood runs
through your veins
There's only one place
I will remember
In summer gold and
snow in December
Country roads
bonfires till the ember
Oh take me home
It's where
my heart belongs
Heeyaw heeyaw heeyaw
Heeyaw heeyaw heeyaw
I was born
a little child
on a farm with
wheat and hay
Mama worked the fields
She would toil from dawn
till end of day
Morning sun would
rise so bright
Roosters called
to greet the light
On Sundays I would
sing our songs
with family
till the night
There's only one place
I will remember
In summer gold and
snow in December
Country roads
bonfires till the ember
Oh take me home
It's where
my heart belongs
Heeyaw heeyaw heeyaw
Where my heart belongs
Heeyaw heeyaw heeyaw
Where my heart belongs