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thankful for the day and next Year's crops are gathered in the fall" Then came the day when all their Land was bare and worn-out Soil but the farmer's land
of the best crops in Grimes County Though papa died with that dream still in his head A desire in his heart, a promise on his lips, calluses on both hands
You never know what the future holds in the shallow soil of Monsanto, Monsanto The moon is full and the seeds are sown while the farmer toils for
You never know what the future holds in the shallow soil of Monsanto, Monsanto The moon is full and the seeds are sown while the farmer toils for
fields in dust as deep as snow And all this trouble in our fields If this rain can fall, these wounds can heal They'll never take our native soil But
on poor quality soil offering very little nourishment Drinking 'Nurishment'. But weeds must be kept under strict control or they will destroy everything
And because they had no root they withered And others fell among thorns And the thorns came up and choked them And others fell on good soil and yielded a crop
Lost again, I will say it slowly. Honest friend, honestly you know me. Call it stupid, call it palimony you tend the soil, for this crop I'm
crops A weak hip-hop boy tried to jock my spot and he flopped He went down to the concrete ground I'm a hound when I get down And I'm back, the mack with
It was in the year eighteen forty and five A great hunger came o'er the land And it was the neglect of the rulers to be That no crops could the soil
Like the walls of your stare, you will fall (within you) Succumb to the new and give way Old fields will fail (memory) Yielding crops of rock ad
to the crop Gentle child of sky and soil Fertile and productive Robust and perspective Nature takes its own Nature gifts its better Soil embraces prey
The crops are all in and The peaches are rotting The oranges are packed in the creosote dumps They're flying you back to the Mexico border To pay all
Deteriorated flesh used as top-soil, to replenish and nourish seed Spreading this human potash, as ash matured Recycling my rich harvest, bring out your dead
on rocky places Where it did not have much soil Other seed fell among thorns Which grew up and choked the plants Still other seed fell on good soil Where it
moon Want you in my arms right now I don't wanna wait Oh no For another rainfall I literally got, a crop rotation of prime, for you all the time I
alone But the music hit it's mark when one girl cried People try to make things happen They plant a seed to make it grow They choose a crop to fit
more barren with each passing day And our days are growing few The soil once fertile now sticks in the plough Once plentiful berries grow scarce
dance on that cross) Speech trial come and lead my palms (sleeping on the streets) Soil pressed to the knees and below (sleeping on the streets) Slip
no more soil touch almost the whole crops Been sold down the dark cave, the lightless, black Black hole. Now you've heard the stories of the great big
dark beneath turn up the soil now let it breath Tunnel down, pull it up Climbing up, pulling down Pressed down the crop splits from the ground with
there's nothing left for her in me Chorus: The crows pick kernels from the fields, The soil's reaped til nothing yields, The crop was rich, but now it's
Love is like tilling fields So that a good crop can grow You'd better know where to drop your grain Otherwise you can work in vain And see your
To calm me down To help me by Casting their stones in the soil Reaping a pestilent crop Fed to the doomsayers Red eyes brace for the sunlight Dreams
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