The Day We Sold The Farm

Slim Dusty

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Tom:
G D City Lights are cold tonight, they make a man feel small
D C D To me they say you can work all day with no return at all
G C And so I dream of a mountain stream lit by a pearly dawn
C G D G I've never lost the feeling for the place where I was born
G D Highway life gets in your sights and soon ambitions grow
D C D Till business clowns start coming round with easy foreign loans
G C It's their disguise to look surprised as your feet just leave the ground
C G D G Next thing and auction day is set, the banks have closed it down
D C G And I'm heading over mountains down the slopes of brown and green
D C D My family's farmed for a 100 years, those valleys in between
G C And yes I used to curse those hills and the rain when I was young
C G D G Oh I never saw their charm till the day we sold the farm
C G And I never thought that I'd be bought and sold on Market Day
A7 D They gave away a lifetime with the cattle and the hay
G C And the thistles by the riverside and the bracken on the run
C G D G No I never saw their charm till the day we sold the farm
G D Now tourists stroll round eighteen holes where fruit tree used to grow
D C D Accountants talk while farmers walk with nowhere else to go
G C If there's work around in the local town they might be hanging on
C G D G While trying to find a way back to the place where they belong
C G And I never thought that I'd be bought and sold on Market Day
A7 D They gave away a lifetime with the cattle and the hay
G C And the thistles by the riverside And the bracken on the run
C G D G No I never saw their charm till the day we sold the farm
D C G So I'm heading over mountains down the slopes of brown and green
D C D Trying to find a way back to what once belonged to me
G C Oh how I used to curse those hills And the rain when I was young
C G D G No I never saw their charm till the day we sold the farm
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