| Monday morning rooster, cock a doodle doo
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| Clock squakin' on the night stand
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| Slapping the the alarm off
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| Stumble to the pot, got coffee on the stove top
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| Button up the blue collar, time to make the boots walk
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| Out the front door
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| Yeah, sun ain’t even up yet Sonny
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| But we sure are yeah, 'cause time is money
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| And we makin' them dirt road dollars
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| Way out yonder, out in them hollers
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| Doin' it like our fathers
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| Up on them tractors out in them pastures
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| Makin' it rain like water, farm boy dough
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| Twenty-four carat gold corn rows
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| Lunch break bite, couple sweet tea swallers
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| Right back to makin' them dirt road dollars
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| Aching, peelin', shuck stacks
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| Diggin', tillin', swing that
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| Hammer at the two-by
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| Forty hours well passed
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| Racking in the grain cash
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| Stacking up the hay stacks
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| Red clay paid 'cause we ain’t afraid to break backs
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| Or a good sweat
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| Nah, sun ain’t gone down yet Sonny
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| So we ain’t done yet
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| Hell nah, 'cause time is money
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| And we making them dirt road dollars
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| Way out yonder out in them hollers
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| Doing it like our fathers
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| Up on them tractors out in them pastures
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| Makin' it rain like water, farm boy dough
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| Twenty-four carat gold corn rows
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| Lunch break bite, couple sweet tea swallers
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| Right back to makin' them dirt road dollars
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| Yeah, uh-huh
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| I be up and at it by your first break
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| I be work the whole day
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| I ain’t into role play
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| Catch me in the role cage chillin' just a chewin' up that black dirt
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| Plowin', plantin', croppin' I ain’t stoppin' 'til my ass hurt
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| Silver queens shucking with the farm all truckin'
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| With them ace 55s boy, y’all ain’t seen nothing
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| I be gettin' with the pickin' nearly all day
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| Doing it all the way croppin' 'til we all pay, hey
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| There’s a long hard road 'til the next one starts
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| Buddy you don’t wanna know what the tractor parts cost
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| I can get you up a figure for a rig and plow
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| I got some heifers in the back but I don’t sell holy cows
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| Man that old Ferguson burnin' about 2.50 a gallon
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| My head churnin' up dirt and I’m up turnin' to plowin', you dig?
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| Probably do but on your own time
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| I keep the young-in's supper comin' down the lunch line
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| And we making them dirt road dollars
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| Way out yonder out in them hollers
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| Doing it like our fathers
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| Up on them tractors out in them pastures
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| Makin' it rain like water, farm boy dough
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| Twenty-four carat gold corn rows
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| Lunch break bite, couple sweet tea swallers
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| Right back to makin' them dirt road dollars
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| Come Saturday night I take my baby out on the town
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| And on Sunday it’s church, then lay around the house
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| And we making them dirt road dollars
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| Way out yonder out in them hollers
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| Doing it like our fathers (Like our fathers)
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| Up on them tractors out in them pastures
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| Makin' it rain like water, farm boy dough
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| Twenty-four carat gold corn rows
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| Lunch break bite, couple sweet tea swallers
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| Right back to makin' them dirt road dollars |