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Pans Of Biscuits

- Kate Campbell (2005)

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You are listening to the song Pans Of Biscuits by Kate Campbell, in album Blues And Lamentations. The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Blues And Lamentations.

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Lyrics

I saw an honest farmer
His back was bending low
Picking out his cotton
As hard as he could go.

He piled it in the rail pen
Until the merchant came
That he might attach his cotton
That he should pay his claim.

It's pans of biscuits
Bowls of gravy
Pans of biscuits
We shall have.

I saw him in the evening
His back was against a tree
His poor ole head was aching
He rolled up on his knee.

I'll be compelled to go home
Or surely I will die
My head has commenced aching
I heard the farmer cry.

It's pans of biscuits
Bowls of gravy
Pans of biscuits
We shall have.

I've toiled all my lifetime
And still I find I'm poor
Without an education
My children's left my door.