Lovin' in the summer of 1967. With rootsy mandolin, strumming guitars, and folksy vocal harmonies, the laid-back girl-next-door sings "Stay wild and free, stay with me."

Train chugging into Main Street station. Carefree Alt-Americana vocals singing "Sweet like cherry wine, darlin' please be mine," with banjo, acoustic guitar, "Oooo" theme, and whistling.

A blanket at the Lilith Fair grounds. Folky love ballad with lush vocal harmonies, "Wild horses couldn't tear us apart," breezy acoustic guitar and strings.

Watch the rolling hills slide by. Nostalgic country folk ballad, with languid vocals "Ooo" and "Filled with whisky and wine," lush viola, and mellow acoustic guitar.

Rock me to lullaby land. Dreamy, pensive vocals "Take me away out where my heart won't break," with warm electric guitar, gentle acoustic strumming and strings.

Piano and cello version. Folky love ballad with contemplative vocals, "Wild horses couldn't tear us apart," piano, acoustic guitar, deep cello and electric guitar flavors.

Keeping the faith. Piano and hand-clapping pop version turns longing into an uplifting country pop tune, with hopeful vocals "Filled with whisky and wine," lush viola, and mellow acoustic guitar.