Homes in the Hometowns

4:30, the sun ain't even thought about risin' but

If I hurry, I'll go ahead and get my 40 hour week in

And it's only Wednesday but it smells like rain

I've been preppin' the fields and prayin' for it all week

So I head to my 4x4 and get to work in that worn out seat

We don't quit when the sun goes down, we quit when the job gets done

We work where we live and live where we work and count our gifts every single one

We break our backs fillin' tables up to eat cause we know it's Got To Be NC

God made a farmer cause He knew He needed us around

To feed the homes in the hometowns

Kinda crazy how we keep this big rock spinnin' on a few

Thousand acres, but this Carolina ground just keeps givin'

And it never runs out, never breaks down

Might take its own time but it's always got a little more left

Kinda like the farmers who spend our lives givin' it our best

We don't quit when the sun goes down, we quit when the job gets done

We work where we live and live where we work and count our gifts every single one

We break our backs fillin' tables up to eat cause we know it's Got To Be NC

God made a farmer cause He knew He needed us around

To feed the homes in the hometowns

It's more than just dirt on the plows or roots in the ground that we're passin' down

It's a lifelong legacy of helpin' to feed every little small town

We don't quit when the sun goes down, we quit when the job gets done

We work where we live and live where we work and count our gifts every single one

We break our backs fillin' tables up to eat cause we know it's Got To Be NC

God made a farmer cause He knew He needed us around

Yeah, God made a farmer cause He knew He needed us around

To feed the homes in the hometowns

To feed the homes in the hometowns

To feed the homes in the hometowns