(join the Family of Man Mr Policeman) ------------------------------------- I know a man get in touch if you can I know a man a very incredible man He
Bản dịch: Farm. Family Of Man.
rerunning that you know all right Now remain calm, no alarm 'Cause my farm ain't fat, so what's up with that I've got friends and family that I respect
Well, I had two weeks of vacation time coming After working all year down at 'Big Roy's Heating And Plumbing' So one night when my family and I were gathered
life to the next While others spoke of faith, he found the facts In the family Bible and the Farmer's Almanac The family Bible and the Farmer's Almanac
Shakespeare or wax for Flash no road for Kerouac There might not have been rap Leave us alone make your own family a better place How much hate could
strayin' like any brother would Man turns his back on his family well he just ain't no good Well Franky went in the army back in 1965 I got a farm
the dark carnival He says women call him Stretch Nutz Sharon, lets hear your question I like a man who's not afraid to show his true emotions A man
dark carnival He says women call him stretch nutz Sharon, let's hear your question I like a man who's not afraid to show his true emotion A man who
Carnival, He says women call him 'Strech Nuts' Sharon, lets hear your question. I like a man who's not afarid to show his true emotions, A man who
when he's strayin' like any brother should Man turns his back on his family he ain't no good Well Frankie went into the army back in 1965 I got a farm
can't stand you The man who's scam is to ban you Cram you in the can under land in Grand View Damn you if you stand near my farm, I slam you Sammain',
Tim done laced a track, man this shit is hot as bonkers Kiss, not to flaunt ya, but just tell 'em Bed has come here I'm doin' for my family, but y'all
knew my name I came to take the back this land, I came to stake my claim, yes sir The farm is all I've ever known, it bears my families name But damn
I've always been a religious man I've always been a religious man But I met the banker and it felt like sin He turned my bailout down The banker man,
drove up from Birmingham, back to the family's farm Thought he'd get him a deferment, there's was much work to be done He was a family man, even in
hell out just as fast as they could go And pretty soon that Greyhound bus It only left a few of us to carry on It might've been the family farm Or Sherry