I'd rather go to a rodeo
Than shoppin' on all day old drive
I'd rather lay on the grass with you
Than watch the planes and I have to fly

I'd rather have you than wrinklin' and barney
And daily circus with all three rings, the high trapeze
The lady on the horse and the train that carries them through
Stacked up against all the golden Africa, I'd rather have you

I'd rather share a hot dog with you
Than dinner with a president
Offer me a castle on a mountain top
I'll take you in a tent

I'd rather be along with you
Than to have my beret on satellite, to talk and sing
And say everything to everybody, do whatever I want to do
And to be number one on "who is who", I'd rather have you

I don't crave applause and praise or holidays, with my way paid
I don't want to incorporate nor to be to top rate nor ahead up state
I don't want to play the ditch - a - redo, nor the zebra or the Kasu
Just the two of us alone will do, I'd rather have you

-Solo-

I'd rather have tickets to the movies with you
Than to want to win the lottery
Rather walk on the beach with you
Than to own all the ships at sea

I'd rather have you within a cooy-two
Than the Eiffel Tower, the Royal Jewels
Than the Brooklyn Bridge, and the toll-paid to go through
And stroll in a Texas Well, or two, I'd rather have you

I don't crave applause and praise or holidays, with my way paid
I don't want to incorporate nor to be to top rate nor ahead up state
And I don't want to play the ditch - a - redo, nor the zebra or the Kasu
Just the two of us alone will do, I'd rather have you

-Solo-

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