Oh give me a home where the buffalo roam and the deer and the antelope play where seldom is heard a discouraging word and the skies are not cloudy all day Home Home on the range where the deer and the antelope play Where seldom is heard a discouraging word and the skies are not cloudy all day Three horses grazing out my window brown black and white they stand rolling pastures they can wander  Free and easy is their land-Oh Chorus:                                                        Don’t ever take away our freedom don’t ever take it away we must cherish and keep that one part of our lives and the rest we’re gonna find one of these days Chords in the same sequence for the rest of the song             I’ve always thought that I’d see in my own lifetime an end into poverty injustice and the war but now I   have learned to that job it’s gonna take a long long time. So there’s one thing that must endure. (Chorus)                                        When I’m old I am thinking over this whole life that I led If there is one final wish left to me. I will pray for the children left to be born I will pray that they will always live free (Chorus)                                                                Bridge:                                                   There is a time for the singing and the sunshine There is a time for the thunder and the rain There is a time for the changing all the seasons my friends but there’s one thing we must never change (Chorus)                                         Ending:                                                                            And the rest we’re gonna find one of these days

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque un désir profond de liberté et d’harmonie avec la nature. Elle peint un tableau d’un foyer idéal où les animaux sauvages prospèrent dans un environnement où règnent la tranquillité et la beauté. Les paroles soulignent l'importance de conserver cette liberté précieuse, ainsi que l'espoir que les générations futures puissent vivre en paix et loin des injustices. Elle exprime aussi une réflexion sur la vie et l'évolution du monde, marquant le contraste entre les rêves d’un avenir meilleur et la réalité des luttes encore présentes. Ce message de préservation et de prière pour la jeunesse reste au cœur de la chanson, alors que l’on traverse des époques de changement.