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D Late in the fall, after the shuckin was done, A The whole family would go to the fields. D G We took rakes, and matches and a kerosene jug D A D Just us, no wagons, no wheels D We would rake all the stalks into rows A Line them up with the wind D G Drop a match on the coal oil spot D A D It was then that the fun would begin D The leaping flames would follow the smoke A Crackin and poppin corn sparks into the dark sky D G We were burning the trashno joke D A D So when we plowed next spring the ground would be dry D On the cold fall nights, wed hug the fire A Staying close enuf to stay warm D G Wed keep runnin and burnin till the work was done D A D Helping out, when we were just kids on the farm D Now I can still smell the heavy smoke, A And some say we did more harm than good D G But the memories I have of poor farm folks D A D Things turned out a lot better than we thought they would
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