Choctaw Dreams, they're calling out my name
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Underneath the stadium lights, Friday night cheers
I'd dream of stages, with roaring crowds and jeers
Aching for a world beyond the cottonwood trees
Where the wind would carry my songs on the breeze
From the football fields to the county fair
Echoes of laughter, whispers in the air
But I knew deep down there's a world to see
Beyond these streets that raised me
I packed my bags, kissed my mama goodbye
Promised myself I wouldn't let these dreams die
From dusty fields to city streets, I spread my wings
Leaving behind those familiar things
But the road out of here, it ain't so clear
Lost in the struggle, the doubt and the fear
Yet somewhere deep inside, a fire burns bright
To chase those dreams, to reach for the light
Choctaw Dreams, they're calling out my name
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Now I'm standing on that stage, the lights burning bright
All those nights of doubt and fear fading out of sight
I carry Choctaw in my soul, it's where I'm from
But these dreams, they've taken me to where I belong
And the road out of here, it wasn't straight as it seemed
Every stumble and every fall just fueled my schemes
I've felt that Yellowjacket sting
And it woke me up to chase these Choctaw dreams
10th and Hiwassee, where it all began, I'll carry these roots, in the palm of my hand, For no matter how far I roam, how far I climb, Oh Choctaw your always on my mind.
Choctaw Dreams Video (MV)
Performed By: Arlene Thorne
Language: English
Length: 4:02
Written by: Montell Wright, Arlene Thorne
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Choctaw Dreams, they're calling out my name
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Underneath the stadium lights, Friday night cheers
I'd dream of stages, with roaring crowds and jeers
Aching for a world beyond the cottonwood trees
Where the wind would carry my songs on the breeze
From the football fields to the county fair
Echoes of laughter, whispers in the air
But I knew deep down there's a world to see
Beyond these streets that raised me
I packed my bags, kissed my mama goodbye
Promised myself I wouldn't let these dreams die
From dusty fields to city streets, I spread my wings
Leaving behind those familiar things
But the road out of here, it ain't so clear
Lost in the struggle, the doubt and the fear
Yet somewhere deep inside, a fire burns bright
To chase those dreams, to reach for the light
Choctaw Dreams, they're calling out my name
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Now I'm standing on that stage, the lights burning bright
All those nights of doubt and fear fading out of sight
I carry Choctaw in my soul, it's where I'm from
But these dreams, they've taken me to where I belong
And the road out of here, it wasn't straight as it seemed
Every stumble and every fall just fueled my schemes
I've felt that Yellowjacket sting
And it woke me up to chase these Choctaw dreams
10th and Hiwassee, where it all began, I'll carry these roots, in the palm of my hand, For no matter how far I roam, how far I climb, Oh Choctaw your always on my mind.
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Underneath the stadium lights, Friday night cheers
I'd dream of stages, with roaring crowds and jeers
Aching for a world beyond the cottonwood trees
Where the wind would carry my songs on the breeze
From the football fields to the county fair
Echoes of laughter, whispers in the air
But I knew deep down there's a world to see
Beyond these streets that raised me
I packed my bags, kissed my mama goodbye
Promised myself I wouldn't let these dreams die
From dusty fields to city streets, I spread my wings
Leaving behind those familiar things
But the road out of here, it ain't so clear
Lost in the struggle, the doubt and the fear
Yet somewhere deep inside, a fire burns bright
To chase those dreams, to reach for the light
Choctaw Dreams, they're calling out my name
To break free from these fields, find fortune and fame
Have you ever felt a Yellowjacket sting?
Wakes you right up from those small town dreams
Now I'm standing on that stage, the lights burning bright
All those nights of doubt and fear fading out of sight
I carry Choctaw in my soul, it's where I'm from
But these dreams, they've taken me to where I belong
And the road out of here, it wasn't straight as it seemed
Every stumble and every fall just fueled my schemes
I've felt that Yellowjacket sting
And it woke me up to chase these Choctaw dreams
10th and Hiwassee, where it all began, I'll carry these roots, in the palm of my hand, For no matter how far I roam, how far I climb, Oh Choctaw your always on my mind.
Writer: Montell Wright, Arlene Thorne
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