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Written by Mark Merritt, Earl Musick, Darlina Musick and Mick Morrow ©
A field lies
beside me
Lazy setting sun.
Where the dogwoods
bloom
With the pine's
perfume...
This is where my
soul can run.
A field lies beside
me
Lazy setting sun.
Where the dogwoods
bloom
With the pine's
perfume...
This is where my
soul can run.
A moon fades into a
rising sun.
Clouds break up my
day.
And my heart longs
For that homeward
song,
That never fails
To carry me on my
way.
My castle on a hill
Is where I belong.
It may be meek and
Built of native
stone,
With these two hands
And a willing back
that's strong.
This is where I
call my home.
It's my home, my
home.
It's my home, my
home.
Someone once told
me,
Never question why.
You must hold near
What you find dear
While your livin'
Under the Texas sky.
A field lies beside
me.
I
never feel alone
The dogwoods lie,
The pines, kiss the
sky.
This is where my
soul can run.
My castle on a hill
Is where I belong.
It may be meek and
Built of native
stone,
With these two hands
And a willing back
that's strong
This is where I
call my home.