The city offers you convenience/ This ol' mountain offers you no lenience/ But it's the life I choose to lead
Peace of mind's what I receive
(Chorus)
I make my home above the timberline/ In my saddlebags who knows what you’ll find/ On my trusty steed I've got everything I need/ Up here on the great divide
I went to college searching for my way/ Textbooks for rodeos seemed a pretty even trade/ Well I guess fate can handle each and every day/ I wouldn't have it any other way/ now
(Chorus)
I make my home above the timberline/ In my saddle bags who knows what you'll find/ On my trusty steed I've got everything I need/ Up here on the great divide
(Bridge)
There's bighorn sheep/ Look, there's an eagle flying down there/ We got fish to eat and up here there ain't no bears
It's the place that I reside, up above the timberline/ Fates in charge of everyday, I wouldn't have it any other way
credits
from Bad Hay - the home recordings,
released February 26, 2010
Written by Jared Rogerson
Copyright 2010. Wapiti Country (ASCAP)
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