Goodbye on the Prairie

Verse 1: I remember the days when the sun was high, We'd dance in the fields, just you and I. Your laughter was the melody, sweet and clear, But now it's just an echo, fading in the air.
Chorus: Goodbye on the prairie, where the wildflowers grow, Our love was a river, now it's runnin' slow. With a banjo and harmonica, I'll play my heart's song, Goodbye on the prairie, where we once belonged.
Verse 2: The nights were filled with starlight, and dreams so bright, We'd whisper our secrets, under the moonlight. But the winds of change blew hard and strong, Now I'm left with memories, and a lonesome song.
Chorus: Goodbye on the prairie, where the wildflowers grow, Our love was a river, now it's runnin' slow. With a banjo and harmonica, I'll play my heart's song, Goodbye on the prairie, where we once belonged.
Bridge: I'll keep on ridin', through the dusty trails, With the sound of your laughter, like a distant wail. Though the road is long, and the nights are cold, I'll find my way back, to the stories we told.
Chorus: Goodbye on the prairie, where the wildflowers grow, Our love was a river, now it's runnin' slow. With a banjo and harmonica, I'll play my heart's song, Goodbye on the prairie, where we once belonged.
Outro: So here's to the memories, and the love we knew, I'll strum my banjo, and play a tune for you. With a harmonica's whisper, I'll bid you farewell, Goodbye on the prairie, where our hearts once dwelled.

indie rock, country, harmonica, banjo