[F]And fades from the Midwest Sky
And the [C]corn and the [F]trees [G]wave in the [C]breeze
As [F]if to say [C]goodbye
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
Oh, my grandfather stood right here as a younger man
[F]In nineteen and forty three
And with the [C]sweat and his [F]tears, the [G]rain and the [C]years
He grew [F]life from the [G]soil and [C]seed
Oh I'm [C]goin' [G]down to the [F]dreaming fields
But what will [C]be my [F]harvest now
Where every [G]tear that [C]falls on a [F]memory feels
Like [F]rain on the rusted plow
Rain on the rusted [C]plow
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
And these fields they dream of wheat in the summertime
[F]Grandchildren running free
And the [C]bales of [F]hay at the [G]end of the [C]day
And the s[F]carecrow that just scared [C]me
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
Now the houses they grow like weeds in a flower bed
This [F]morning the silo [C]fell
Seems the [C]only way a[F] man can [G]live off the [C]land these [F]days
([G]) [C]
Is to buy and sell
Oh I'm [C]goin' [G]down to the [F]dreaming fields
But what will [C]be my [F]harvest now
Where every [G]tear that [C]falls on a [F]memory feels
Like [F]rain on the rusted plow
Rain on the rusted [C]plow
Like the [F]rain on the roof on the porch by the kitchen [G]
Where as my [F]grandmother sings, I can hear if I listen [G]
[F] ([G]) [C]
Running down, running down to the end of the world I loved
This will be my harvest now
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
And the sun rolls down, big as a miracle
And [F]fades in the Midwest sky
And the [C]corn and the [F]trees [G]wave in the [C]breeze
As [F]if to say good[G]bye
As [F]if to say good[C]bye
[G] means the G is optional
And the [C]corn and the [F]trees [G]wave in the [C]breeze
As [F]if to say [C]goodbye
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
Oh, my grandfather stood right here as a younger man
[F]In nineteen and forty three
And with the [C]sweat and his [F]tears, the [G]rain and the [C]years
He grew [F]life from the [G]soil and [C]seed
Oh I'm [C]goin' [G]down to the [F]dreaming fields
But what will [C]be my [F]harvest now
Where every [G]tear that [C]falls on a [F]memory feels
Like [F]rain on the rusted plow
Rain on the rusted [C]plow
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
And these fields they dream of wheat in the summertime
[F]Grandchildren running free
And the [C]bales of [F]hay at the [G]end of the [C]day
And the s[F]carecrow that just scared [C]me
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
Now the houses they grow like weeds in a flower bed
This [F]morning the silo [C]fell
Seems the [C]only way a[F] man can [G]live off the [C]land these [F]days
([G]) [C]
Is to buy and sell
Oh I'm [C]goin' [G]down to the [F]dreaming fields
But what will [C]be my [F]harvest now
Where every [G]tear that [C]falls on a [F]memory feels
Like [F]rain on the rusted plow
Rain on the rusted [C]plow
Like the [F]rain on the roof on the porch by the kitchen [G]
Where as my [F]grandmother sings, I can hear if I listen [G]
[F] ([G]) [C]
Running down, running down to the end of the world I loved
This will be my harvest now
[C] [F] ([G]) [C]
And the sun rolls down, big as a miracle
And [F]fades in the Midwest sky
And the [C]corn and the [F]trees [G]wave in the [C]breeze
As [F]if to say good[G]bye
As [F]if to say good[C]bye
[G] means the G is optional
Used chords
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