Boyer's Farm

Duration

4:13

Genres

Americana / Alt Country

Lyrics

I don't live far from where I grew up But it's far enough for me A half hour drive when I want to go home and spend time with my family I see they've got them permits up to start building on Boyer's Farm If I had the money, if I had my way they would never dig at all Where we gonna buy our peaches in the summer and our pumpkins in the fall How we gonna open her up driving down that stretch of the road I'm sure they're gonna put in a few stop lights And another gas station, number five within half a mile How could I forget that city growing up around me And now there's ten, twelve people living in a single family home on the cheap And the casino, goin' in Quite the attraction Soon we'll be hearin' about all of the crime on the outskirts of the town Where we gonna buy our peaches in the summer and our pumpkins in the fall How we gonna open her up driving down that stretch of the road I'm sure they're gonna put in a few stop lights And another gas station, number five within half a mile We don't need all that These things we ain't ever had And we've been just fine What makes you think we need it now? Where we gonna buy our peaches in the summer and our pumpkins in the fall How we gonna open her up driving down that stretch of the road I'm sure they're gonna put in a few stop lights And another gas station, number five within half a mile