Now this is a story all about how
Our life is spent wiping sweat off our brow
And we'd like to take a minute just to stop and say

What goes down on the farm in a typical day

In Central Kansas born and raised

On the family farm is where we spend most of our days
Chilling out, feeding cattle morning and night
And all doctoring the ones who ain't feeling alright


When we finish with that, we do our best to provide
By growing all your food up in the countryside

We make sure to be safe, so our mom's not scared
She says, "Farming can be dangerous, so be prepared."


We do many different tasks day after day
So when we start to get behind, it can get pretty cray
Fixing tires, building fence, chasing cattle back in,

We bale up the hay so that we can start stackin'!

We grow wheat, corn, cattle, beans, and hay

That provide you with stuff you use every day
We plant the seed, fertilize it, pray for rain
Keep reading the Word, so that we can stay sane


We work in the sun and we work in the cold
We farm when we're young

and we farm when we're old
If anything, some could say this job is tough
But we're like, "Nah, forget it, it's a job that we love!"


We pull out of the yard about seven or eight
And we yell to the cattle, "Yo, steers, smell ya later!

We gaze on the farm with a peaceful stare
As we all take in a fresh breath of farm air