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I’d rather go fishing in a scum pond in Kansas than go to the ballet in Paris
The image depicts a young boy standing on a grassy bank near a body of water, possibly a lake or a river. He appears to be looking into the water, possibly contemplating his thoughts or observing the surroundings. The environment is serene, with trees in the background and a few leaves scattered around the area. The scene evokes a sense of tranquility and introspection, as the boy seems to be enjoying a moment of solitude in nature.
Title: Fishing in a Scum Pond in Kansas
Tags: Country, Americana, Folk
Verse 1: I'd rather cast my line in a scum pond in Kansas, Where the water's still and the world feels like home. Ain't no fancy crowd or ballerinas to glance at, Just me and the fish, and a place to roam. Chorus: Give me a muddy pond over Paris any day, With the scent of the earth and the sound of the waves. I don't need no art, just a simple place to be, Where I can fish my worries away and set my soul free. Verse 2: You can have your high heels and the glittered lights, But I'll take a rod and reel under starry nights. No need for culture or an elegant show, Just a piece of land where the river flows. Chorus: Give me a muddy pond over Paris any day, With the scent of the earth and the sound of the waves. I don't need no art, just a simple place to be, Where I can fish my worries away and set my soul free. Bridge: They can dance in the lights, but I’ll stay where it’s real, In the quiet of the water, where my heart starts to heal. Chorus: Give me a muddy pond over Paris any day, With the scent of the earth and the sound of the waves. I don't need no art, just a simple place to be, Where I can fish my worries away and set my soul free. Outro: So I'll cast my line and let my thoughts drift on, In that scum pond, where I belong.