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Hugo Duncan - Kingdom I Call Home lyrics
I don’t have a goldmine in Alaska and this won’t be the year I fly to Rome I don’t have oilwells in Olklahoma oh but I have a kingdom I call home I don’t have an army in my kingdom but I don’t have to fight my wars alone The love of my woman’s all I need to help me rule the kingdom I call home Though the Queen of the castle wears a plain cotton dress And the little princess plays with paper dolls While the keeper of the kingdom is rich in happiness And the world is locked outside the palace walls This world may never know I walked its valleys And history won’t carve my name in stone But when my children are grown they’ll remember There was love in the kingdom I called home |
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