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Homestead
Almost caught me a coyote today
A lowdown skunk of a dog I say
I fired my gun as he slunk away
But he'll be back again
It ain't been easy since my husband died
A widow woman at thirty-five
None can court me and few have tried
But I keep these homestead hopes alive
A couple of cows, a couple of hens
A mule that plows every now and then
But mostly balks and wears me thin
He can't talk but I swear he grins
Don't call it a prairie if you fence it in
Could call it a pasture but the topsoil's thin
It just might rain but then again
It wouldn't make no difference
Ever since they built that damn railroad
Hobos been knocking at my door
Saying, "Lady, I will work for food
Can I haul you water, can I chop you wood?"
Let me take a good look at you
Ain't nothing lye and hot water won't do
You can sleep on my porch if you're wanting to
And I give him my husband's old brown boots
But in the morning he was up and gone
A chicken missing from my pen
I told you that coyote would be back again
But it don't make no difference
Don't call it a prairie if you fence it in
Could call it a pasture but the topsoil's thin
Sometimes I still take hobos in
But I walk to town when I need a friend
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But I walk to town when I need a friend
Sometimes I still take hobos in
Could call it a pasture but the topsoil's thin
Don't call it a prairie if you fence it in
But it don't make no difference
I told you that coyote would be back again
A chicken missing from my pen
But in the morning he was up and gone
And I give him my husband's old brown boots
You can sleep on my porch if you're wanting to
Ain't nothing lye and hot water won't do
Let me take a good look at you
Can I haul you water, can I chop you wood?"
Saying, "Lady, I will work for food
Hobos been knocking at my door
Ever since they built that damn railroad
It wouldn't make no difference
It just might rain but then again
Could call it a pasture but the topsoil's thin
Don't call it a prairie if you fence it in
He can't talk but I swear he grins
But mostly balks and wears me thin
A mule that plows every now and then
A couple of cows, a couple of hens
But I keep these homestead hopes alive
None can court me and few have tried
A widow woman at thirty-five
It ain't been easy since my husband died
But he'll be back again
I fired my gun as he slunk away
A lowdown skunk of a dog I say
Almost caught me a coyote today
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