I’ve Got Alfalfa in Strange Places

By Debbie “Hayride” Harper & The Prairie Songbirds

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Verse 1
The sun’s risin’ high, the day’s just begun,
I’m out in the field, gettin’ the work done.
But you walked by with that crooked grin,
And now my mind’s nowhere near the barn or the bin.
I should be plantin’ seeds or balin’ hay,
But your arms pull me in and carry me away.
(bridge)
Chorus
Now, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
In my hair, down my shirt, and in my lacies.
We slipped away for a kiss by the barn door,
Now there’s hay in my jeans and a bit more.
We had fun when the day’s work slowed,
Who knew love could lighten the load?
But, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
But that’s what happens in wide open spaces.
(bridge)

Verse 2
The cows are callin’, but I’m not listenin’ now,
‘Cause when you pull me close, I forget the plow.
We sneak a kiss by the old oak tree,
The chores can wait, as far as I can see.
The dirt on my hands, the sun on my skin,
But all I can feel is this whirlwind we’re in.
(bridge)
Chorus
Now, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
In my hair, down my shirt, and in my lacies.
We slipped away for a kiss by the barn door,
Now there’s hay in my jeans and a bit more.
We had fun when the day’s work slowed,
Who knew love could lighten the load?
But, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
But that’s what happens in wide open spaces.
(bridge)
Bridge
The cows can wait, the tractor can, too,
‘Cause nothin’ beats a little time with you.
In between the rows of beans and corn,
We found love where the crops are born.
(beat)

Verse 3
The sun’s settin’ low, but we’re still not done,
You stole my heart under that big ol’ sun.
We laughed so hard, now there’s hay in my smile,
But for you, baby, I’d walk every mile.
The work’s piled up, but I don’t mind,
‘Cause with you, there’s alfalfa and love intertwined.
(bridge)

Chorus
Now, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
In my hair, down my shirt, and in my lacies.
We slipped away for a kiss by the barn door,
Now there’s hay in my jeans and a bit more.
We had fun when the day’s work slowed,
Who knew love could lighten the load?
But, I’ve got alfalfa in strange places,
But that’s what happens in wide open spaces.
(bridge)

Outro
So let’s get lost where the fields meet the blue,
With alfalfa in strange places, just me and you.

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Alfalpha in Strange Places — A close-up of a female farmer with hay in her hair, looking like she’s been working hard hauling hay. She’s wearing a well-worn plaid shirt, with …

Last Updated on October 29, 2024 by Alan Nafzger

By Debbie Harper

Debbie Harper and the Prairie Songbirds are bringing authentic country sounds to farm radio across the nation. Led by Debbie Harper, a seasoned singer-songwriter with deep roots in rural life, the band captures the spirit of the American heartland. Debbie’s expertise in traditional country, western swing, and bluegrass comes from years of experience on stage and in the studio, where she honed her craft alongside legends of the genre. The Prairie Songbirds, each a master of their instrument, create a rich, harmonious backdrop to Debbie’s heartfelt vocals and timeless melodies. Together, they offer a fresh yet classic sound that’s earned them a reputation for authenticity and excellence in the farm radio community. From storytelling to musicianship, their songs reflect a deep understanding of the land and the people who work it. Debbie Harper and the Prairie Songbirds are dedicated to keeping the soul of country music alive for generations to come.

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