Summer Evening

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[Verse 1]
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Say this deal's about over, and I guess that's true,
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Town used to have twelve stores, now we got two.
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Big boys movin' in, small farmers movin' on.
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The way may be goin', but the life ain't gone.

[VersE 2]
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On a summer evenin' when the corn's head high,
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And there's more lightnin' bugs than stars in the sky.
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Ah, you get the feelin' things may be alright,
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On a summer evenin' before the dark of night.

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[Verse 3]
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Walked down by the river where my good fields are,
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It's a dusty old road, but there ain't many cars.
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Think about my wife, my daughter and my son,
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If the good Lord's still lookin', the Lord's will be done.

[Verse 4]
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But on a summer evenin' when the corn's head high,
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And there's more lightnin' bugs than stars in the sky.
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Ah, you get the feelin' things may be alright,
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On a summer evenin' before the dark of night.

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[Other]
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Mmm, on a summer evenin' when the corn's head high,
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And there's more lightnin' bugs than stars in the sky.
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Ah you get the feelin' things may be alright,
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On a summer evenin' before the dark of night.
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On a summer evenin' before the dark of night.