Where The White Faced Cattle Roam

There's a spot that's near and dear to me
Back there's where I long to be
A man could never find a better home
I'm going back and there I'll stay
Where I'm free from day to day
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
I'm going back and there I'll stay
Where I'm free from day to day
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
Lee]
I love the scent of the blue gum trees
Blowin' in the evening breeze
Where the bees are building honeycombs
I love to drink from the rippling stream
By the old bark hut where the campfires gleam
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
I'm going back and there I'll stay
Where I'm free from day to day
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
Where the kangaroo bounds across the plain
And the dust storm blows before the rain
The dingos prowl and howl a mournful tone
When the jackass laughs in the early morn
It means another day is born
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
I'm going back and there I'll stay
Where I'm free from day to day
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
Way out where the white faced cattle roam
Way out where the white faced cattle roam

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Wann wurde das Lied “Where The White Faced Cattle Roam” von Lee Kernaghan veröffentlicht?
Das Lied Where The White Faced Cattle Roam wurde im Jahr 2000, auf dem Album “Rules of the Road” veröffentlicht.

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