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America ~ Pigeon Song


Written by dewey bunnell, ©1971 Found on america. Well, i had me a pigeon By the name of fred But i done shot him In the head Had me a railroad Down on the ridge But i done blowed up The bridge Had me a dog He was my best friend But to him I done put an end Had me a farm Sittin' pretty on the hill But if you look You'll see it ain't there still I don't know why i done it Honest, it ain't like me But i ain't sad now i done it 'cause a baby boy has got to be free more free lyrics

Written by dewey bunnell, ©1971
Found on america.

Well, i had me a pigeon
By the name of fred
But i done shot him
In the head

Had me a railroad
Down on the ridge
But i done blowed up
The bridge

Had me a dog
He was my best friend
But to him
I done put an end

Had me a farm
Sittin' pretty on the hill
But if you look
You'll see it ain't there still

I don't know why i done it
Honest, it ain't like me
But i ain't sad now i done it
'cause a baby boy has got to be free

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