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America ~ Simple Life (japanese Import Cd Bonus)


Life today is frittered away You've got to simplify Each in our own way, we live for today And never know why To stand in the road And feel the wind blow Across the sands of time 'cause that's the simple life You know i'd like to make it mine Take your cars and your bars And trade 'em all in for a nice wood fire At the end of the day i know you will say You couldn't get much higher To stand in the road And feel the wind blow Across the sands of time 'cause that's the simple life You know i'd like to make it mine To stand in the road And feel the wind blow Across the sands of time 'cause that's the simple life You know i'd like to make it mine You know i'd like to make it mine You know i'd like to make it mine more free lyrics

Life today is frittered away
You've got to simplify
Each in our own way, we live for today
And never know why

To stand in the road
And feel the wind blow
Across the sands of time
'cause that's the simple life
You know i'd like to make it mine

Take your cars and your bars
And trade 'em all in for a nice wood fire
At the end of the day i know you will say
You couldn't get much higher

To stand in the road
And feel the wind blow
Across the sands of time
'cause that's the simple life
You know i'd like to make it mine

To stand in the road
And feel the wind blow
Across the sands of time
'cause that's the simple life
You know i'd like to make it mine
You know i'd like to make it mine
You know i'd like to make it mine

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