Farm Girl Ry Cooder
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[Verse 1]
Well we ran out of cheese in Goleta town
So we sat right down by the big oak tree
Little forming town by the deep green sea
Watch the tide roll out, watch the tide roll in
[Chorus]
Farm girl, walkin' along, singing a song by the big oak tree
Farm girl, how would you like to be friends with a poor boy like me?
[Verse 2]
Well, Mama always say strangers can be friends
Come along with me, it's almost suppertime
We don't have too much, set yourself right down
Tell me who you are, tell me where you've been
[Verse 3]
The Reverend Tom he says, "Thank you for this day
I had never dreamed that we'd get this far
Bless this little place, everybody here
There's a brighter side, I can see it clear"
[Chorus]
Farm girl, walkin' along, singing a song by the big oak tree
Farm girl, how would you like to be friends with a poor boy like me?
Well we ran out of cheese in Goleta town
So we sat right down by the big oak tree
Little forming town by the deep green sea
Watch the tide roll out, watch the tide roll in
[Chorus]
Farm girl, walkin' along, singing a song by the big oak tree
Farm girl, how would you like to be friends with a poor boy like me?
[Verse 2]
Well, Mama always say strangers can be friends
Come along with me, it's almost suppertime
We don't have too much, set yourself right down
Tell me who you are, tell me where you've been
[Verse 3]
The Reverend Tom he says, "Thank you for this day
I had never dreamed that we'd get this far
Bless this little place, everybody here
There's a brighter side, I can see it clear"
[Chorus]
Farm girl, walkin' along, singing a song by the big oak tree
Farm girl, how would you like to be friends with a poor boy like me?
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