Ploughman
from Waiting For Abraham by Russ Rosen Band
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It’s hard to imagine a harvest in a desert. Guess that’s why John the Baptist was so great.
lyrics
sharpen the blade of this ploughman
so I can make the furrow deep/
give me a sack full of seed to sow ‘cause
the angels are coming to reap/I have asked for more seed to sow/I have asked for a sharpened plough/I have asked for an early spring thaw ‘cause the ploughman is in
the passing lane now/woman do you remember (mon pays - my country) when you were younger/I sang you love songs and you began to weep/ your soul spread wide and the seed went deep/the locust years and the empty cup were blown away when I filled you up/you stretched your arms open wide/your sons and daughters they come running to your side/ain’t gonna sit around waiting for the harvest, my head’s like flint, my eyes like fire/I have seen so
many fields lying fallow gonna let my plough go, row by row by row by row by row by row by row by row/the seed you sow will grow/got to live by faith
so I can make the furrow deep/
give me a sack full of seed to sow ‘cause
the angels are coming to reap/I have asked for more seed to sow/I have asked for a sharpened plough/I have asked for an early spring thaw ‘cause the ploughman is in
the passing lane now/woman do you remember (mon pays - my country) when you were younger/I sang you love songs and you began to weep/ your soul spread wide and the seed went deep/the locust years and the empty cup were blown away when I filled you up/you stretched your arms open wide/your sons and daughters they come running to your side/ain’t gonna sit around waiting for the harvest, my head’s like flint, my eyes like fire/I have seen so
many fields lying fallow gonna let my plough go, row by row by row by row by row by row by row by row/the seed you sow will grow/got to live by faith
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Waiting For Abraham,
released 01 January 2012
© 2005 Russ Rosen, Big Tree Publishing, Produced by Brett Ziegler
© 2005 Russ Rosen, Big Tree Publishing, Produced by Brett Ziegler
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Roots rock with percussive guitars and fierce drums anchoring the energetic folk songs. Their current release “Oil” ... more (Produced by Alan Shacklock - Roger Daltrey, The Alarm, Meatloaf, Jeff Beck, Mike Oldfield) and the French version “Huile de paix” have received high praise from listeners and critics who say it sounds like a crazy blend of The Chieftans, Dave Mathews Band and The Who. less
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Jan 2012 -
Apr 2002
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