Key: A major
Intro 1
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Bm
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D
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D
E
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Verse 1
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D
know that we got trouble in the fields
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D
Bankers swarm like locusts out there
E
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turning away our years
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D
silver in the rain
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D
Leave our pockets full and our thin,
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Bm
Have you seen the folks in line
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D
downtown at the station?
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D
They're all buying their tickets out,
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talking the Great Depression
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D
fifty years ago
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D
They stood out in these empty fields,
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dust as deep as snow
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And all this trouble in our fields,
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A
They'll never take our native soil
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E
But if we sell that new John Deere,
You'll be the mule,
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Bm
I'll be the plow,
Come August time,
C#m
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D
we'll work it out,
There's still a lot of love
E
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Bm
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D
here in these troubled fields.
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D
E
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Bm
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D
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D
E
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E
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Bm
There's a book up on the shelf
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D
about the dusk old days
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There's a little bit of you, a little bit of me
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in the photos of every day
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D
and they rest upon our shoulder
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D
They never want this rain to fall
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or the weather to get colder
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And all this trouble in our field,
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They'll never take our native soil
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But if we sell that new John Deere
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D
We work best for all the sweat tears
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D
we'll work it out
There's still a lot of love
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in these troubled years
You be the mule, I'll be the plow
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D
we'll work it out
There's still a lot of love,
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here in these troubled feet
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Bm
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D
Bm
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in these troubled feet you
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