D G For nearly sixty years I've been a farmer,D A Through drought, fire and flood I've lived through plenty,D G D But this country's dust and mud, has seen my tears and blood,A D And its nearly over now, and now i'm easy. [Verse 2]D G I married a fine young girl when I was twenty,D A But she died in giving birth when she was thirty,D G D No flying doctors then, just a gentle old black gin,A D And its nearly over now, and now I'm easy,[Verse 3]D G She left me with two sons and a daughter,D A And a bone dry farm that cries for water,D G D Though my cares were rough and ready, they grew up fine and steady,A D And its nearly over now, and now I'm easy. [Verse 3]D G My daughter married young and went her own way,D A My sons lay buried by the Burma railwayD G D In this land I've called my home, though I've carried on alone,A D And its nearly over now, and now i'm easy. [Verse 4]D G City folks these days despise the farmer,D A Saying with dole and subsidies we have it easy,D G D But there's no drought or starving stock on your sured suburban blocks.A D And its nearly over now, and now I'm easyD G For nearly sixty years I've been a farmer,D A Through drought, fire and flood I've lived through plenty,D G D But this country's dust and mud, has seen my tears and blood,A D And its nearly over now, and now i'm easy.
Now Im Easy
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