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Brave Combo ~ Junction, Texas 1978


There's a hole in your plan And it's hard to see I don't trust all your talk And your sympathy When you first came around And impressed all the farmers They were struck by your smile And your promise of better days Oh, the storm hit us hard And it left us weak We can't pay for the loss And we have to eat But this land is our soul And our soul can't be traded For the trinkets you hold over hope That has faded Our despair has created a life That we hate to live Give us time, give us time All we need is time We're in shock We're confused and we ache inside But this land is our soul And our soul can't be traded So we'll try to hang on And we'll see sadness fade Through despair we'll create a new life That we love to live more free lyrics

There's a hole in your plan
And it's hard to see
I don't trust all your talk
And your sympathy
When you first came around
And impressed all the farmers
They were struck by your smile
And your promise of better days

Oh, the storm hit us hard
And it left us weak
We can't pay for the loss
And we have to eat
But this land is our soul
And our soul can't be traded
For the trinkets you hold over hope
That has faded
Our despair has created a life
That we hate to live

Give us time, give us time
All we need is time
We're in shock
We're confused and we ache inside
But this land is our soul
And our soul can't be traded
So we'll try to hang on
And we'll see sadness fade
Through despair we'll create a new life
That we love to live

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