Lyrics: It’s Not a Cliché, Here

Performed by Bale Harrison & The Texas Field Hands

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Verse 1
Well, I got a tough row to hoe,
Out in the field where the corn won’t grow.
I bite the dust ’bout every day,
But out here, man, that’s just foreplay!
I’m busy as a bee in the morning light,
Burning the midnight oil, just feels right.
Some folks say it’s all déjà vu,
But on this farm, every day’s brand new.

Chorus
It’s not a cliché, here, it’s just how we live,
You reap what you sow, so give what you give.
Don’t count your chickens before they hatch,
You’ll hit paydirt if you got the right batch.
Make hay while the sun shines, that’s how it’s done,
We work till the cows come home, but we’re always having fun.
Out on the farm, you’ll see,
It’s not a cliché, here – it’s reality!

Verse 2
Well, I called ol’ Bessie, she took her sweet time,
Till the cows come home? That’s more than just a rhyme!
The barn doors squeak, the rooster crows,
But we’re in sync with what nature knows.
I ain’t worried ‘bout burning the midnight oil,
Out here, hard work ain’t gonna spoil.
We make hay while the sun shines bright,
And dance around the bonfire every night!

Chorus
It’s not a cliché, here, it’s just how we live,
You reap what you sow, so give what you give.
Don’t count your chickens before they hatch,
You’ll hit paydirt if you got the right batch.
Make hay while the sun shines, that’s how it’s done,
We work till the cows come home, but we’re always having fun.
Out on the farm, you’ll see,
It’s not a cliché, here – it’s reality!

Bridge
They say I’m busy as a bee, yeah, that’s true,
But if you knew the farm life, you’d be buzzing too!
You think you’re clever with your fancy words,
But out here, we’re just flying with the birds.

Chorus
It’s not a cliché, here, it’s just how we live,
You reap what you sow, so give what you give.
Don’t count your chickens before they hatch,
You’ll hit paydirt if you got the right batch.
Make hay while the sun shines, that’s how it’s done,
We work till the cows come home, but we’re always having fun.
Out on the farm, you’ll see,
It’s not a cliché, here – it’s reality!

Outro
So next time you hear a country tune,
Know out here, we ain’t in no cartoon.
These clichés you laugh at so bold,
Are truths we live, out in the fold.
It’s not a cliché, here, no sir-ee,
It’s just another day in farm country!


It’s Not a Cliché, Here — Lyrics and Music by Alan Nafzger


Ain't No Cliches on a Farm - A farm scene where a farmer is busy 'making hay while the sun shines,' with bales of hay stacked up in the field as the sun beams down. In the foregro
Ain’t No Cliches on a Farm – A farm scene where a farmer is busy ‘making hay while the sun shines,’ with bales of hay stacked up in the field as the sun beams down. 

 

Ain't No Cliches on a Farm - A vibrant farm scene at sunrise with a farmer working hard in the fields with a worn-out hoe, struggling to break through tough soil, symbolizing the
Ain’t No Cliches on a Farm – A vibrant farm scene at sunrise with a farmer working hard in the fields with a worn-out hoe, struggling to break through tough soil, symbolizing the …

Last Updated on October 29, 2024 by Alan Nafzger

By Bale Harrison

Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are a standout act in the world of farm radio, blending traditional country sound with an authentic rural spirit. Led by Bale Harrison, a Texas-born singer-songwriter raised on the land, the band embodies the grit and heart of the agricultural lifestyle. Harrison’s deep connection to farming runs through every cord, as his music captures both the challenges and joys of life on the ranch. The Texas Field Hands, an all-star group of seasoned musicians, complement Harrison's powerful vocals with rich harmonies, fiddle, and steel guitar. Their live shows are a celebration of country roots, echoing through fields and barn dances alike. Known for their genuine approach and expert musicianship, Bale Harrison and the Texas Field Hands are quickly becoming a favorite on farm radio stations, delivering songs that resonate with hardworking folks across America.

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