Nanci Griffith - Trouble in the fields

^GBaby I k^Dnow that we've got tro^Amuble in the fiel^Cds ^GWhen the bankers swarm like lo^Dcust out there t^Amurning away our ^Gyield ^GThe trains roll ^Dby our silos, sil^Amver in the ra^Cin They leave our po^Gckets full of n^Dothing But our dr^Ameams and the golden gr^Gain

^GHave you^D seen the folks in lin^Ame downtown at th^Ce station ^GThey're all buying their ticke^Dt out and talkin^Amg the great depr^Gession ^GOur pare^Dnts had their hard tim^Ames fifty years a^Cgo ^GWhen they stood out in these e^Dmpty fields in d^Amust as deep as s^Gnow

An^Gd all this tro^Duble in our fie^Clds If this r^Gain can fall, these wo^Amunds can heal They'll never t^Gake our native s^Doil But if we s^Cell that new John D^Deere And then we'll w^Gork these crops with s^Amweat and tears You'll be the m^Gule I'll be the p^Dlow Come harvest t^Amime we'll work it ^Cout There's st^Amill a lot of love, h^Dere in these troubled fie^Glds

^GThere's ^Da book up on the shelf^Am about the dust ^Cbowl days And there's a li^Gttle bit of you and a li^Dttle bit of me In t^Amhe photos on every p^Gage ^GNow our ^Dchildren live in the c^Amity and they res^Ct upon our shoulders ^GThey never want the rain to fa^Dll or the weathe^Amr to get colder ^G

An^Gd all this trou^Dble in our fie^Clds If this r^Gain can fall, these wo^Amunds can heal They'll never t^Gake our native s^Doil But if we s^Cell that new John D^Deere And then we'll w^Gork these crops with s^Amweat and tears You'll be the m^Gule I'll be the p^Dlow Come harvest t^Amime we'll work it ^Cout There's st^Amill a lot of love, h^Dere in these troubled fie^Glds You'll be the m^Gule I'll be the ^Dplow Come harvest t^Amime we'll work it ^Cout There's st^Amill a lot of love, h^Dere in these troubled fie^Glds