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Farmers Blues lyrics and chords
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Farmers Blues
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really tells the story of farmers, it was recorded by Marty Stuart.
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Farmers Blues
Recorded by Marty Stuart
Written by Marty Stuart and Connie Smith
[3/4 time]
G
Who'll buy my wheat who'll buy my corn
C G
To feed my babies when they are born
D7
Seeds and dirt a prayer for rain that I can use
G
I work the land I watch the sky
C G
I talk to God and wonder why
Em D7 G
But it's the only life I know these farmer's blues
D7
I see the seasons come and go
C G
Sending rain fire and snow
D7
I'm at the mercy of it all this life I choose
G
Sometimes I hang my head and cry
C G
When that evening train goes by
Em D7
I wish it could take me far away
G
These farmer's blues
The tractor's old the fence is down
C G
Put on my suit and go to town
D7
I ask for a loan and I know well they might refuse
G
Back at home still by my side
C G
The one I love with worried eyes
Em D7 G
Waits for me to love away these farmer's blues
Repeat #2
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