Hands Of Time Lyrics - Midwest Farmer's Daughter - Margo Price

When I rolled out of town on the unpaved road 

I was fifty-seven dollars from being broke 

Kissed my mama and my sisters and I said goodbye 

And with my suitcase packed I wiped the tears from my eyes 

Times they were tough growing up at home 

My daddy lost the farm when I was two years old 

Took a job at the prison working second shift 

And that's the last time I let them take what should be his 

Cause all I want to do is make a little cash 

Cause I worked all the bad jobs bustin' my ass 

I want to buy back the farm 

And bring my mama home some wine 

And turn back the clock on the cruel hands of time 

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When I hit the city I joined the band 

Started singing in the bars and running with the men 

But the men they brought me problems 

And the drinking caused me grief 

I thought I'd found a friend but I only found a thief 

Soon I settled down with a married man 

We had a couple babies, started living off the land 

But my firstborn died and I cried out to God 

Is there anybody out there looking down on me at all? 

Cause all I want to do is make something last 

But I can't see the future, I can't change the past 

I want to buy back the farm 

And bring my mama home some wine 

Turn back the clock on the cruel hands of time 

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Still I keep a'running fast as I can 

Trying to make something honest with my own two hands 

And I ain't got the breath to say another bad word 

So if I ever said it wrong won't you forget what you heard