| Summer cotton, summer corn
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| Summer hash marks and a scoreboard
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| Summer, where they fought the civil war
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| It’s what my grandpa said
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| Picking up brown heads that we found, or
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| Picking up another first down
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| Taking them girls to the edge of town
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| And watching the sky turn red
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| On a blanket in a Chevy bed
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| We grew up on 'em, stirred up dust on 'em
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| We were tough on 'em
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| With our cleats and our retread tires
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| We stayed out late on 'em
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| We went to state on 'em
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| Every blade of that sacred ground’s got a thousand stories
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| Fields of glory
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| Fields of glory
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| Shooting cans off a tree stump
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| Cold beer buzzing with the June bugs
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| Setting 'round talking like we knew what
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| We were doing for the rest of our lives
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| We shine down lights on 'em
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| Threw three stripes on 'em
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| Said our goodbyes on 'em
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| Once September came around
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| We had it made on 'em
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| Part of us stayed on 'em
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| Every blade of that sacred ground’s got a thousand stories
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| Fields of glory
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| Fields of glory
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| You drop by and see a barbed-wire fence
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| I see boys turning into men
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| I go back every now and then
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| And walk around and think of how
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| We grew up on 'em, stirred up dust on 'em
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| We were tough on 'em
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| With our cleats and our retread tires
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| We stayed out late on 'em
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| We went to state on 'em
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| Every blade of that sacred ground’s got a thousand stories
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| Fields of glory
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| Fields of glory
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| Fields of glory
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| They were our fields of glory |