| He’s a flatland farmer
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| Who flatpicks an old guitar
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| Yeah he’s a flatland farmer
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| He flatpicks an old guitar
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| He don’t make no money
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| But he can out-pick a Nashville star
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| Yeah the people come in pick-ups
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| They’re drivin' in from miles around
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| Yeah the people come in pick-ups
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| They’re drivin' in from miles around
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| They just park in his front yard and they sit on his ground
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| And they eat fried chicken to the flatland sound
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| Eat a little…
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| Well they call mighty Nashville
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| Music City USA
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| They call god-all-mighty Nashville
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| Music City USA
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| Ah but get out the city to where the farmers play
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| You’re into real music country without them city ways
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| Get with the flatland farmer
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| Who flatpicks an old guitar
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| Get with the flatland farmer
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| Who flatpicks an old guitar
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| And the closest you’ll want to any Music Row
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| Is a long dirt furrow where the cotton grows, grow…
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| Get with the flatland farmer
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| Who flatpicks an old guitar
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| Get with the flatland farmer
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| Who flatpicks an old guitar
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| He don’t make no money… awww
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| I’ll tell you that boy can out sing
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| Out pick, out play
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| Out drink, out pray and out lay
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| Any of them Nashville stars |