Now Im Easy
The Dubliners
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D For nearly sixty years I've been aG farmer,D Through drought, fire and floodA I've lived through plenty,D G But this country's dust and mud,D has seen my tears and blood,A And its nearly over now, and nowD i'm easy. [Verse 2]D I married a fine young girl when IG was twenty,D But she died in giving birth whenA she was thirty,D G No flying doctors then, just aD gentle old black gin,A And its nearly over now, and nowD I'm easy,Continúa después del anuncio[Verse 3]D She left me with two sons and aG daughter,D And a bone dry farm that cries forA water,D Though my cares were rough andG D ready, they grew up fine and steady,A And its nearly over now, and nowD I'm easy. [Verse 3]D My daughter married young and wentG her own way,D My sons lay buried by the BurmaA railwayD G In this land I've called my home,D though I've carried on alone,A And its nearly over now, and nowD i'm easy. [Verse 4]D City folks these days despise theG farmer,D Saying with dole and subsidies weA have it easy,D But there's no drought or starvingG D stock on your sured suburban blocks.A And its nearly over now, and nowD I'm easyD For nearly sixty years I've been aG farmer,D Through drought, fire and floodA I've lived through plenty,D G But this country's dust and mud,D has seen my tears and blood,A And its nearly over now, and nowD i'm easy.