Lonesome but Free

Left my home, in a hail of blows

And I went, as far as I could go

And in my ears, daddy's words sting ring

"If you walk out now, don't come back again"

One day momma, and the younger ones

Might forgive me, for what I've done

Another year goes by, another season turns

And still this feeling, inside me burns

But I keep moving, from town to town

Coz these ramblin' shoes, don't like slowin' down

I got nobody, I got no place to be

I might be lonesome, but I'm free

I see storm cloud, across the plains

With the window down, I can smell the rain

And those wheat fields, waving in the sun

Sing back home, where there's work to be done

But I keep moving, from town to town

Coz these ramblin' shoes, don't like slowin' down

I got nobody, I got no place to be

I might be lonesome, but I'm free

"One door closes, the next door opens"

At least that's what they say

And I keep hoping, I'm gonna find that door someday

But I keep moving, from town to town

Coz these ramblin' shoes, don't like slowin' down

I got nobody, I got no place to be

I might be lonesome, but I'm free

I might be lonesome, but I'm free