I'm Gonna Be a Country Boy Again Songtext
von George Hamilton IV

The rain is falling lightly on the buildings and the cars
I said goodbye to city friends, department stores, and bars
The lights of town are at my back
My heart is full of stars
And I′m gonna be a country boy again

Yes, I'm gonna be a country boy again
With an old, brown dog, and a big front porch
And rabbits in the pen; I tell you

All the lights in the city don′t amount to an acre of green
And I'm gonna be a country boy again

I've spent some time in study and I′ve taken my degrees
I′ve memorized my formulæ
My A's, and B′s, and C's


But what I know came long ago
And not from such as these
So I′m gonna be a country boy again

I've wondered in the hearts of man
Looking for a sign
In which I might learn happiness
I might know peace of mind

The only one that taught me was the southland through the pines
So I′m gonna be a country boy again

Oh, yes, I'm gonna be a country boy again
With an old, brown dog, and a big front porch
And rabbits in the pen; I tell you

All the lights in the city don't amount to an acre of green
So I′m gonna be a country boy again