"Southwestern Splendor" genre: Soft Rock
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	John Denver type nature song that describes the beauty and variety of the Southwest.
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	Story Behind the Song Originally written in 1981 to communicate my love for the southwestern U.S., the music was changed in 1997. Lyrics SOUTHWESTERN SPLENDOR ©1981 by John G. Fausett I am the land of desolate wonder Deep blue skies, and great summer thunder Many are the colors my regions will render Call me by name, the Southwestern Splendor Southwestern Splendor I am the land of the cactus and pine tree Shimmering desert under lofty peak scenery I'll change my mood, often without warning Smiling in the sun, then suddenly storming Southwestern Splendor Southwestern Splendor Nature's never known a greater variety Of fauna and flora in a rugged society From sunlit saguaro to snowy ponderosa Peregrine falcon to the monster of Gila Southwestern Splendor I am the land of desolate wonder Deep blue skies, and great summer thunder Many are the colors my regions will render Call me by name, the Southwestern Splendor Southwestern Splendor Southwestern Splendor Run, run, run, for the Splendor's overtaking you Run, run, run, for the Splendor's captivating you Run, run, run into the fiery sunset Run, run, run, but it will capture you yet!

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