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[ar:Dan Tyminski]
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[00:00.000]Making Hay - Dan Tyminski
[00:14.092]He never went to school beyond the day
[00:18.402]He turned sixteen
[00:20.732]And I can't say that
[00:22.402]I know being that poor really means
[00:29.052]He wouldn't be mistaken for
[00:32.062]A man of high degree
[00:35.372]But he was just as smart as anyone could be
[00:46.082]The first thing I remember till the day
[00:49.112]I moved away
[00:52.891]Up and every morning
[00:55.041]I don't believe he missed a day
[01:00.651]It was always after sundown
[01:03.500]When he pulled up in the yard
[01:07.800]He would be on a tractor and
[01:10.430]Let me drive into the barn
[01:15.960]While the planter acre baler
[01:18.210]They were all the same to me
[01:22.989]When I grow up a farmer is all
[01:25.669]I ever wanna be
[01:31.108]I know that he was tired but
[01:33.808]He would sit and watch me play
[01:38.278]In my imagination I was really making hay
[01:56.763]I graduated highschool just before I turned eightteen
[02:03.611]Two years into college
[02:05.081]When I had a change of dreams
[02:11.931]I'd wear a dank old necktie like
[02:14.731]Those city fellows do
[02:19.071]I'd move out in the suburbs like a million other fools
[02:27.151]I met a brown haired beauty
[02:30.101]Who was sweet as she could be
[02:34.321]The day that we were married
[02:36.221]He stood right there next to me
[02:41.971]I knew that he was tired and
[02:45.201]He seemed so out of place
[02:48.841]He never said a word but it was written on his face
[02:56.781]I couldn't read the signs
[02:58.981]When she was falling out of love
[03:03.711]The more he turned the lonelier till
[03:06.711]She'd finally had enough
[03:11.671]So I'd pack up my suits and ties and gave them all away
[03:18.841]And headed for the country just in time for making hay
[03:26.740]No I won't be mistaken for a man of high degree
[03:34.060]'Cause I was born a farmer and that's all I'll ever be