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America ~ The Farm


Written by gerry beckley, ©1991 Found on encore: more greatest hits. We're feedin' the world but we can't feed ourselves They tell us don't plant now but there's nothing on the shelves If someone is watchin' down from above What in the world is he thinkin' of Daisy i think we must sell the farm And you know i don't wanna cause alarm The times are a changin', the money is gone Where do we go from here, where do we go from here If someone is watchin' down from above What in the world is he thinkin' of Daisy i think we must sell the farm And you know i don't wanna cause you harm The times are a changin', the money is gone Where do we go from here, where do we go from here Where do we go from here more free lyrics

Written by gerry beckley, ©1991
Found on encore: more greatest hits.

We're feedin' the world but we can't feed ourselves
They tell us don't plant now but there's nothing on the shelves
If someone is watchin' down from above
What in the world is he thinkin' of

Daisy i think we must sell the farm
And you know i don't wanna cause alarm
The times are a changin', the money is gone
Where do we go from here, where do we go from here

If someone is watchin' down from above
What in the world is he thinkin' of

Daisy i think we must sell the farm
And you know i don't wanna cause you harm
The times are a changin', the money is gone
Where do we go from here, where do we go from here
Where do we go from here

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