A Place Where I Keep My Heart By Dana Young Verse I: I remember growing up on a small Kansas farm A red barn and acres of wheat An old plow and a cow, a few sitting' hens And a tire that hung from a tree. Chorus: I skipped with the sunbeams and danced in the breeze At the place where I got my start I have places for all my things like my keys and loose change But that place is where I keep my heart. Verse 2: We had hometown parades with floats and flags Antique cars and a high-school band I had my own swimming hole, A homemade fishin' pole Oh how I loved growing up on that land. Repeat Chorus Bridge: Sunflowers grew tall along the roads Wildflowers swayed in the breeze Monarchs curtseyed on wooden fenceposts While dragonflies skimmed across weeds. Repeat Chorus Copyright © 2011 Dana Young All Rights Reserved Contact: Jeff Stone c/o Empire Music Co. PO Box 2145 Newburgh, NY 12550 Email: jstone3216@yahoo.com