Now i'm a farmer chords by The Who
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Intro 1
(B flat major) (C major) (F major) (B flat major) (C major) (F major) (C major) (B flat major) (F major) (C major)
Verse 1
I've got a spade (G major)
and a pick- axe
And a hundred miles square
of land to churn (C major) about
(F major) My (G major) old horse is weary (C major) but sin (G major) cerely
I believe that he can (C major) pull a plough
(F major) Well I've moved into the jungle
of the agriculture rumble,
To grow (C major) my own food
And I'll (G major) dig and plough
and scrape the weeds
Till I succeed in seeing cabbage
(C major) growing through (F major) (C major)
Now I'm (G major) a farmer,
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Verse 2
and I'm digging,
digging, digging, (C major) digging, digging
Now I'm (G major) a farmer, (C major) and (G major) I'm digging,
digging, digging, digging, (C major) digging (F major) (C major)
It's alarming how charming (F major) it is
to be a- (C major) farming
(F major) How calming and balming the
effect (C major) of the air
Verse 3
(C major)
Well, I farmed (G major) for a year
and grew a crop of corn
That stretched as (C major) far as the
eye can see
That's a (G major) whole lot of cornflakes,
(C major) Near enough (G major) to feed New
York (C major) till (F major) 1973
Cultivation is my station and the nation
Buys my corn from me im (C major) mediately
And holding six (G major) ty thousand bucks,
I (F major) watch as dumper (C major) trucks
Tip (G major) New York's (C major) corn flakes in the sea
Now I'm (G major) a farmer,
Verse 4
and I'm digging,
digging, digging, digging, (C major) digging (F major) (C major)
Now I'm (G major) a farmer, and I'm digging,
digging, digging, digging, (C major) digging (F major) (C major)
(F major) It's alarm (C major) ing (F major) how charming
it is to be a- farming
(C major) How calm (F major) (C major) ing (F major) and
balming the effect of (C major) the air
Verse 5
(C major)
Now look here son
The right thing to say
Isn't (G major) (C major) necessarily what you want to say
The right thing to do
(G major) Isn't (C major) necessarily what you want to do
The right things to grow
Ain't (G major) (C major) necessarily what
you want to grow
Your own (G major) hap (C major) piness
Doesn't (G major) (C major) necessarily teach
Verse 6
you what you want to know
(C major)
Well I'm sun (G major) tanned and deep,
so's the horse
And my (F major) hands (C major) are deeply grained
Old (G major) horse is a- grazing, it's amazing
(C major) Just how lazily he took the strain
Well my (F major) pick and spade are rusty,
Because I'm paid on trust to leave
my square of (C major) cornfield bare (F major) (C major)
(F major) It's alarming
Verse 7
(G major) how charming
it is to be a- farming
How calming and balming the
Verse 8
effect of the air
(G major)
When you grow what I grow (C major)
Tomatoes, potatoes, (F major) stew,
(C major) eggplants...
Outro 1
Potatoes, tomatoes...gourds
(C major)
Now i'm a farmer
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