
Corn Folks
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- 1950s
- early r&b
- sentimental
- soul
- doo-wop
- rhythmic
- rhythm and blues
- male vocalist
- traditional country
- warm
- acoustic
Lyrics
///***Mid-tempo 1954 early rhythm & blues and doo-wop in the style of Otis Williams and The Charms' "Hearts of Stone".***///
solo
Verse 1
In my uncle's town...
Everybody grows corn.
It ain't a business...
It's a habit.
Calloused hands...
And bent backs.
Corn is their life...
And their life is corn.
Pre-Chorus
They ain't rich...
They ain't poor.
They're corn folks...
Who don't ask for more.
Chorus
Corn folks...
The land is their home.
Corn folks...
The sun is their time.
No clock...
No rush.
Corn folks...
The harvest is their smile.
Verse 2
My uncle's wife...
Works the field too.
No gloves...
No hat.
Just her hands...
And her eyes on the ground.
The corn don't ask...
And neither does she.
Pre-Chorus
They ain't rich...
They ain't poor.
They're corn folks...
Who don't ask for more.
Chorus
Corn folks...
The land is their home.
Corn folks...
The sun is their time.
No clock...
No rush.
Corn folks...
The harvest is their smile.
solo
Outro
The town's still there...
And the corn too.
Corn folks...
Don't leave.
Corn folks...
Always come back.
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