Bill Fries, Chip Davis)

[Clap your hands and stomp your feet.]

Well, I've walked the line on 89
In the Arizona sun
I've chased the moon and I've caught a star
On U.S. one-oh-one
I've seen the sights from the Northern Lights
To the bend in the Rio Grande
I've took in a lot of this U.S.A.
'Cause I've [bad word] all over this land

[Start the banjo pickin'.]

Well, I've changed a tire by the light of a fire
On the rock-bound coast of Maine
I've shoveled snow up in Idaho
Been stuck on the Kansas plains
I've been to the end of the world and back
With a wheel and a stick in my hands
I've passed the test and I've done my best
I've [bad word] all over this land

 [bad word] 
I've [bad word] all over this land
From Maine to the Rio Grande
I've paid the price of a [bad word] #39; life
But I've [bad word] all over this land

[Lots of banjo pickin' here.]

I've heard the wail of a gallopin' gale
On the road to the Florida Keys
I've felt the roar of a thunderstorm
On the Oklahoma seas
I've set my sail on the Oregon Trail
I've camped in a redwood stand
I've loved the best and I've hated the rest
But I've [bad word] all over this land

 [bad word] 
I've [bad word] all over this land
From Maine to the Rio Grande
I've paid the price of a [bad word] #39; life
But I've [bad word] all over this land

[More banjo pickin' here.]

I've said a prayer as I climbed the stairs
On the Rocky Mountain side
I've learned the words and I've sung my song
And I've travelled far and wide
I've fought the fight and I've done all right
For the likes of a wanderin' man
I've paid the price of a [bad word] #39; life
But I've [bad word] all over this land

 [bad word] 
Well, I've [bad word] all over this land
From Maine to the Rio Grande
I've paid the price of a [bad word] #39; life
But I've [bad word] all over this land
Yeah I've [bad word] all over this land
From Maine to the Rio Grande
I've paid the price of a [bad word] #39; life
But I've [bad word] all over this land.