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|    Merle Barnes to masonco_911@charter.net    |
|    Re: Thirty Years of framing lyrics    |
|    12 Jul 07 17:54:43    |
      From: merlebarnes@ns.sympatico.ca              Thirty Years Of Farming        (James King)               G C       G       There's a little white note on the gate by the road that a man put up       yesterday        G A D       And when we saw it, we all ran out just to see what it had to say.        G C       G       And when we read it, our eyes filled with tears, and they fell to the cold,       hard clay       G D       G       Something about a mortgage, something about foreclosure, something about       failing to pay.              Chorus:       Oh, and on the post by the general store, they put up a little sign       An auction sale day after tomorrow at the end of Lincoln Line       Thirty years of farming, thirty years of heartache, thirty years of day to       day       Oh, my daddy stopped talking the day the farm was auctioned, there was       nothing left to say.              Oh, my mama's tears fell freely down as she walked amongst the flowers in       the yard       And every number the auctioneer called was like a blow to her precious heart       And every number the auctioneer called meant another thing was sold that day       'Til everything was auctioned, and we stood there watching as they loaded it       and drove it away.              (Chorus)              At the day's first dawning, we awoke this morning, there was nothing for us       to do,       Nothing in the granary, no hay in the mow, no cattle, no tractor, no tools.       So we loaded up the car, took the clothes that we wore and a few things we       managed to save.       Mama read from the Book, we took one last look, and then we drove away.              (Chorus)       Oh, my daddy stopped talking the day the farm was auctioned, there was       nothing left to say.                            "sf" |
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