Verse 1 Beneath sunrise and a little bit left there's not too much to tell about Except for lawmakers and bankers like a street gang trying to push us out The auctioneer keeps driving by, daddy said it would get this way But I'm just as proud of my Kansas farm as I am of my last name Chorus I spend my days fixing fence. They question my significance I work the land where I was born growing milo, wheat, and corn I plow and plant and fertilize. I’m cursed by the women, wheat and rye The only time I see the lights of town is on Friday nights when the sun goes down I'll work these fields until I”m dead, round and round the old homestead With callused hands and these two arms, I'll never leave this red dirt farm Verse 2 There's a long stretch of blacktop near the hollow I call home Eighty acres and a corner post my grandfather set long ago The weak and rusty wires on the fence fall down while that post still stands They can take the cattle and ground from me but they’ll never take the family brand Chorus I spend my days fixing fence. They question my significance I work the land where I was born growing milo, wheat, and corn I plow and plant and fertilize. I’m cursed by the women, wheat and rye The only time I see the lights of town is on Friday nights when the sun goes down I'll work these fields until I”m dead, round and round the old homestead With callused hands and these two arms, I'll never leave this red dirt farm Bridge Elevator girls make harvest worthwhile I pull across the scales and she gives me a smile I watch her skinny legs in the mirror As she probes my load She writes her age on the ticket I'm back on the road Chorus I spend my days fixing fence. They question my significance I work the land where I was born growing milo, wheat, and corn I plow and plant and fertilize. I’m cursed by the women, wheat and rye The only time I see the lights of town is on Friday nights when the sun goes down I'll work these fields until I”m dead, round and round the old homestead With callused hands and these two arms, I'll never leave this red dirt farm
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