Heartland - Freebird In A Firebird Lyrics
Ran Across A Friend Of MineHadn't Seen Since Eleventh GradeSaw Our Name On The Marquie SignAnd Stopped In To See Us PlayHe Said, Man It's Been A Few YearsI Said, Man, They'll Let Anybody In HereWe Sat And Talked Of Rebel Days Gone ByAnd We Laughed Of How Our Dreams Of CaliforniaNever Got Much Past The County LineWe Drank A Toast To Long Lost FriendsAnd All Those Crazy Things We DidIt Was Freebird In A FirebirdOn The Way Up Hawthorne RoadLong Necks, Long HairWild Eyed Girls And Rock And RollPlay The Drum Set On The Dance FloorLighters Held Up For The EncoreAnd Not A Worry In That Southern Summer SkyAnd We Let That Freebird FlyHe Said, Man It's FunnyHow That Time Is Bound To RaceAnd How You'd Give Back Your Right ArmTo Get Back Just A DayOr Retaste Your First Teenage KissFeel Them Backroads Turn And TwistSeeing Nothing But Dust In Your RearviewThere Wasn't A Car In Our Town Any FasterNow Yesterday's Just Rusting In My PastureWe Were Too Big, The Town Was Too SmallBut Looking Back We Had It AllSinging Freebird In A FirebirdOn The Way Up Hawthorne RoadLong Necks, Long HairWild Eyed Girls And Rock And RollPlay The Drum Set On The Dance FloorLighters Held Up For The EncoreAnd Not A Worry In That Southern Summer SkyAnd We Let That Freebird Fly[instrumental Interlude]It Was Freebird In A FirebirdOn The Way Up Hawthorne RoadLong Necks, Long HairWild Eyed Girls And Rock And RollPlay The Drum Set On The Dance FloorLighters Held Up For The EncoreAnd Not A Worry In That Southern Summer SkyAnd We Let That Freebird FlyLet That Freebird FlyFly On Freebird
