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A farmers day.

Summer days and heatwaves

Sweat pouring down our skin

Working hard no time to rest

From the time the day begins.

 

Bailing hay without a shade

Not a single cloud insight

Gathering all the barely corn

We work until the night.

 

we have a little hideaway

A place down in the vale

Its where we drink some scrumpy

Along with beer and ale.

 

We while away  an hour or more

Depending on how we feel

We rest and take it easy

No sound from the tractors wheel.

 

Now tomorrow is another day

Our work load it will keep

We may be striming hedge grows

Or we may be shearing sheep.

 

But we really are not bothered

We've been farmers far too long

We carry out our dutys

And sometimes with a song.

 

Our lives are hard but simple

We are living the country life

Away from the city and the fumes

From cars and such alike.

 

You see we have this hideaway

A little place down in the vale

So come along and join us

At the end of a farmers day

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Written by
christopher-victor-russon
74 / M
Published
Jul 29, 2018
Lines·Words
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Notes

Feeling the affects of the British heatwave

Made me feel just how it must be for the farmers with all the heat.

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