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Brains over brawn-that might work for you But what's a Canadian farm boy to do What else can a farm boy from Canada to do But what's a Canadian farm boy
the bark, it ain't the growl, it's the bite that hurts Thunder's just a noise, boys, lightnin' does the work You can talk about the farm or you can plow
on Got my bruddas in this bitch yeah we locked in strong My nigga selling plants, he aint grow up on a farm Nigga like me work from night till dawn Bitch
to college To go work on their degrees And the farms are long forgotten Like the passing tumbleweeds This little world keeps spinning round Like the old
find me now Turn the lights on Turn the lights on You won’t find me now That’s my champagne dream Build a farm in the woods Work the land with my
that you want you a real nigga One that's gon' put in the work And Gon' buy you a farm, and gon' make you a spouse nigga I'm occasionally toxic, toxic
my sorrows in the rearview, finally moving on At last, has a kid on the farm, she went to work with her dad and learned lessons so fast Riding wild
the vegetables Down on Misery Farm The hens won't lay, we can't make hay We work all day, we get no pay! We're all miserable, so miserable Down on Misery Farm
can't speak the language Dreaming of the day that he'll be free But he makes them too much money Working all day On the cocoa farm Child got harmed Coulda
Giants in the clouds. Giants in the clouds. Just keep calm and cut the corn. A farmer’s work is never done. There’s a job for everyone. Shear the sheep
stay off old Parchman Farm, yeah We go to work in the mo'nin Just a-dawn of day We go to work in the mo'nin Just a-dawn of day Just at the settin'
all a di land dem down a country Mek wi tell all di youth dem fi go farm it Come mek wi work it to the best of wi ability Because mi tired an mi fed
Bought myself a farm way out in the country Took to growin' lettuce milkin' cows and honey Bought myself a farm (way out in the country) Bought
them away The scab and the cotton-moth Work busily They each choose an apple And leave one for me It's hard, hard on my hard-working farm Boom
rippin' off bras (They rippin' off bras) When I ride then I scream, "Yeehaw" All these karats like I worked in a farm (Like I worked in a farm) Left
Like stack the hay Work the plough Feed the chickens and Milk the cow Livin' on a farm is so much fun You've always got lots of food When you're livin'
Well, once there lived a farmer A grand old soul was he He used to own a little farm Way down the country he had an only daughter And her I chanced
the renters on Penny's farm it's a hard time in the country down on Penny's farm go into the fields and you work all day deep into the night but you get no pay
Bought myself a farm way out in the country Took to growin lettuce milkin cows and honey Bought myself a farm (way out in the country) Bought
stay off old Parchman Farm, yeah We go to work in the mo'nin Just a-dawn of day We go to work in the mo'nin Just a-dawn of day Just at the settin'
again Oh, that's a life of a country boy He works from sun to sun He's just a hard workin' country lad But he's a happy son of a gun. He's just
to parties and grew up with with very few friends I was sure a life of hard work would pay off in the end But the country changed and simply praying for rain
and the only things for certain are those Bank notes, Big skies, work never quits Rain or shine , we got Old barns and farm houses Fields of green growing all
And it hurts his soul At work, he grits his teeth And counts the minutes until he leaves And it hurts his soul The pig was born on this farm
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