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The Auction lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
this is a very good country song recorded by John Schneider.
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The Auction Recorded by John Schneider Written by Don Goodman, Mark Sherrill, Claude Hendrick
C I watched an auction take place today Dm F G7 The bank sold the farm where I was raised C I heard the echo of the auctioneer A#7 F G7 And my heart traveled back across the years
C But daddy stood there just as proud as any man could be Dm C G7 While watching strangers bidding on his memories C Only time I saw him even hang his head A#7 F G7 Is when they sold his and momma's favorite bed
C F They auctioned off daddy's farm today G7 C One by one they hauled his dreams away F G7 C F C They sold everything but the flowers from momma's grave G7 C They auctioned off my daddy's farm today
Well the last three years the weather took the crops Dm F G7 And the checks that the government sent just up and stopped C When you're young and strong you can find ways to survive A#7 F G7 But you know it ain't that easy when you just turn sixty-five
Repeat #3
C G7 C F Yes they auctioned off daddy's farm today G7 C One by one they hauled his dreams away F G7 C F C They sold everything but the flowers from momma's grave G7 C They auctioned off my daddy's farm today
F C Tell me how much did you pay for grandma's bible
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