[Verse 1] City lights shine through my windowpane, Concrete towers, but it don’t feel the same. Crowded streets where no one knows your name, I dream of fields, calling out like a flame. [Verse 2] The subway hums, a restless, lonely tune, Neon signs blaze beneath the fading moon. But I see hills, rolling green and wide, A place to call home, where my heart can abide. [Chorus] Take me to the fields, where the rivers run free, Where the stars light the night, and the air’s sweet to breathe. I’ll trade these city walls for a barn and some trees, The fields of my dreams are where I long to be. [Verse 3] I’ve heard the rooster’s crow in my dreams at night, A front porch swing under soft twilight. The sound of crickets and a fiddle’s tune, A slower life beneath a harvest moon. [Verse 4] I’m saving pennies in a coffee can, Every dime's a step closer to the land. One day I’ll leave this steel and stone, And find the country where I’ll make my home. [Chorus] Take me to the fields, where the rivers run free, Where the stars light the night, and the air’s sweet to breathe. I’ll trade these city walls for a barn and some trees, The fields of my dreams are where I long to be.
