I Think I’ll Take a Walk Charley Pride

"I Think I’ll Take a Walk" by Charley Pride is a country song released in 1975. The lyrics express a sense of longing and introspection as the narrator contemplates taking a walk to clear their mind after a heartbreak. The main themes include solitude, reflection, and the emotional weight of lost love. Musically, the song features Pride's smooth baritone and traditional country instrumentation, enhancing its heartfelt message. The song resonates with listeners dealing with similar feelings, contributing to Pride's legacy as a prominent figure in country music. #Country

[Verse 1]
I think I'll take a boat and sail the ocean
And spend my life just roaming on the sea
And kiss the girls from Panama to China
Then she'll be sorry she mistreated me

[Chorus]
I think I'll take a walk and think it over
'Cause things are gettin' tougher for me here
Now that someone else has come between us
I think I'll take a walk and disappear

[Verse 2]
I'll think about the way it makes me jealous
To see her walking arm-in-arm with him
I'll think about the stars up in the heavens
And wish that I could be on one of them

[Chorus]
I think I'll take a walk just to forget her
And walk about a million miles from here
I have a notion to just be a rambler
I think I'll take a walk and disappear

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