Midnight Sun
Garth Brooks


Verse 1:
Ain't no hay left on the ground
Gonna join the sun in sitting down
My last bale and well my tail is dragging
Cotton shirt, Cotton mouth
Cold ones waiting at the house
It's time for me to get down off the wagon

Chorus 1:
Hose me down and dress me up
Fire up that old pickup truck
Out the gate and let them horses run
A jukebox and swinging doors
Soft and pretties on a hardwood floor
A cowboy's work just ain't never done
In the land of the midnight sun

Verse 2:
Find a looker, have her hold my keys
And tell her later we'll be needing these
Grab a cold one, turn it upside down
To that honky tonkin' sound

Chorus 2:
Hose me down and dress me up
Fire up that old pickup truck
Out the gate and let them horses run
'Cause eight o' clock comes twice a day
And either way you'll find me chasing strays
A cowboy's work just ain't never done
In the land of the midnight sun

Verse 3:
Shoot the breeze while shooting pool
Dance 'til you're sweating like a rented mule
Getting loud with all my cowboy friends
The party never ends

Chorus 3:
Hose me down and dress me up
Fire up that old pickup truck
Out the gate and let them horses run
Looky there who waits for me
Smiling sweetly, holding up my keys
A cowboy's work just ain't never done
In the land of the midnight sun
In the land of the midnight sun 

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O mais famoso cantor de música country do mundo, Garth Brooks, nasceu em Tulsa, Oklahoma, no dia 7 de fevereiro de 1962. A mãe do caçula foi cantora country nos anos 50. O filho herdou a vocação para a música, mas cantava somente nas festas de família. Na época ele queria mesmo era ser um atleta, tanto que entrou na Universidade de Oklahoma com uma bolsa parcial para atleta, mas descobriu que queria seguir a carreira de músico.