| | Conversation Lyrics Artist(Band):Porter Wagoner
His face was all brown and wrinkled and his hair was as white as snow I'd gone for a drive out in the country when I stopped at his place When I first stopped and spoke to him He said don't I know you you look familiar to me He sat there for a minute and said yeah I know you I listen to you on the radio and watch you on TV Then he started to tell me about his farm And his voice got real soft with a gentle tone He said this little ol' farm has sent five kids through school And for 48 years it's been my home The wife and I bought this place when we first got married She was just 18 and I was 21 We raised all of our five children right here Sent 'em through school and onto college our four girls and one son I asked him what he thought about things today All the prices and everything seem so high He said well I sorta leave that to someone else Cause I figure that nearly everything kinda even's out in the end I'll tell you why You see I raise the corn fatten the hogs take 'em into town Then I take the money that the hogs bring And buy me some new seeds to plant in the ground Then I raise the wheat that makes the flour to feed my wife and me I raise the hay too feeds them cows out there to give us the milk we need So I leave the price fixin' and things like that to someone else you see Cause I got all that I can do just taking care of this place And bein' an American farmer is what God wanted me to be Then he said I enjoy talkin' to you Porter But I'd better be back to work now I reckon you take care If you find some error in Conversation Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review the song Conversation The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Porter Wagoner" Music | |
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