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GThey were farm kids Cway down in Dixie GThey met in high school Cin the sixties GEveryone knew it was love from the Dstart GOne July in Cthe midnight hour GHe climed up on Cthe water tower GStood on the rail and Dpainted a 10ft CheaDrt
In EmJohn DDeere Cgreen GOn a hot summer Cnight He wrote EmBilly Bob Dloves CharClene GIn letters 3 foot Chigh And the Emwhole town said that he Dshould have used red But it Glooked good to CharClene In EmJohn DDeere Ggreen
GThey settled down on C80 acres GRaising sweet corn,Ckids and tomaters GThey went together like a hand and a Dglove GOn a clear day Cfrom their front yard GIf you look and Cknow what to look for GOff to the east you can Dstill read his words of CloDve
In EmJohn DDeere Cgreen GOn a hot summer Cnight He wrote EmBilly Bob Dloves CharClene GIn letters 3 foot Chigh And the Emwhole town said the boy Dshould have used red But it Glooked good to CharClene In EmJohn DDeere Ggreen
DNow more then once the Gtown has dicovered DPainting over it ain't no Guse DThere ain't no paint in the Gworld that'll cover it CThe heart keeps showing Dthrough
In F#mJohn EDeere Dgreen AOn a hot summer Dnight He wrote F#mBilly Bob Eloves CharDlene AIn letters 3 foot Dhigh And the F#mwhole town said that the fool sEhould have used red But it Alooked good to CharDlene In F#mJohn EDeere Dgreen
Ahh,paint it green boy
In F#mJohn EDeere Dgreen AOn a hot summer Dnight He wrote F#mBilly Bob Eloves CharDlene AIn letters 3 foot Dhigh And the F#mwhole town said that the fool sEhould have used red But it Alooked good to CharDlene In F#mJohn EDeere Dgreen