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Artist: The Sleepy Jackson
Canonical path: /the-sleepy-jackson/old-dirt-farmer
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Old Dirt Farmer
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Old Dirt Farmer
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Old dirt farmer,
Varsity baseball player,
A texas nomad and a fisherman
I lost my mind it was blown in the wind
And I did all of this for you
I'd sleep in the winter have fun in the summer
Tonight it's gone
Won't you stand by the plan
Won't you stand by your man
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