Hannah in the Barn with a Pitchfork

Hannah in the Barn with a Pitchfork

Performed by Whiskey Wind & The Prairie Boys

Hannah in the Barn with a Pitchfork

Verse 1
Picture yourself in a barn near the pasture
With haystack towers and cinnamon skies
Somebody calls you, you answer real slowly
A girl with kaleidoscope eyes

Sunlit straw bales of amber and gold
Stacking up over your head
Look for the girl with the wheat in her hair
And she’s gone

Chorus
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Ahhh

Verse 2
Follow her down past the fields of wild clover
Where rocking-chair farmers share blueberry pies
Everyone smiles as you wander the meadows
Where blossoms are reaching the sky

Old pick-up trucks rumble up to the gate
Waiting to carry you home
Hop in the back with your boots on the edge
And you’re gone

Chorus
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Ahhh

Verse 3
Picture yourself on a train at the station
With patchwork-clad porters and straw in their ties
Suddenly someone is there by the hay bales
The girl with kaleidoscope eyes

Chorus
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Hannah in the barn with a pitchfork
Ahhh

 

Words and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger

A wide-angle image of a 20-year-old woman named Hannah standing in a rustic barn, holding a pitchfork. She has a calm and confident expression, dresse
A wide-angle image of a 20-year-old woman named Hannah standing in a rustic barn, holding a pitchfork. She has a calm and confident expression, dresse

 

A 20-year-old woman named Hannah standing confidently in a rustic barn holding a pitchfork. Hannah has a strong yet gentle expression, with earthy att
A 20-year-old woman named Hannah standing confidently in a rustic barn holding a pitchfork. Hannah has a strong yet gentle expression, with earthy att

Last Updated on May 15, 2026 by Alan Nafzger

By Whiskey Wind

Whiskey Wind and the Prairie Boys are a Texas country band from wide-open ranch country, where the drive home is long and the prairie does most of the talking. They contribute songs and stories to Farm.FM. Readers can expect Texas country written like people who have already watched the weather win once today.

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