"South Dakota Morning" — a 2 Years On (1970) track. The Bee Gees with a vivid American geography in their imagination.
The sun shines down on a South Dakota morning
And I can see their faces in my eyes
I wish they were behind me
My enemy can find me
If only to remind me that I'm really not alone
All the South Dakota mornings I have known
The eagle flies on a South Dakota morning
And I don't see my eagle anymore
Now stranger, I must kill you
You must survive, but will you
I may just beat you down, but will it even up the score
I think I saw the eagle just once more
The rain comes down on a South Dakota morning
And I can't see the sadness in my town
So let it be my pillow for underneath your willow
Wanna go back to you though your nothing but a town
On the South Dakota grass I lay me down
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- From 2 Years On (1970). Part of the album that re-established the Bee Gees commercially after the Robin reunion. The American country imagery is notable from a British/Australian act.