Black Land Farmer
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Black Land Farmer
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When the lord made me
He made a simple man
Not much money and not much land
He didn't make me no banker or legal charmer
When the lord made me he made a blackland farmer
Well my hands ain't smooth, my face is rough
But my heart is warm and my ways ain't tough
I guess i'm the luckiest man ever born
'cause the lord gave me health
And a blackland farm
Breaking up the new ground early in the day
Gonna plant cotton, i'm gonna plant hay
I love the smell of sweet breeze
Blowin' through the corn
Lord you sho' done me right
By my blackland farm
I feel like i'm a-gettin' closer to you, god
Plowing up the ground and a-breaking up the sod
Well my mind is set at ease and i could do no harm
Lord, i owe it all to you
And my blackland farm
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