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I'm a little late to the game to get in cheap. Couple hundred years and I’d’ve had it for free, with a gun on my belt and rolled up sleeves. But I can't blame Papa cause we had to eat.

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Tell me what part of your soul you'd sell, when there ain't no water in your wishing well? Papa run off and we had a dry spell. I hope we make it but I just can't tell.

This land is your land and this land is my land. But now the highway's coming through thanks to Uncle Sam. Work done by God and my two hands, now it's pavement on the map and I don't understand.

So tell me what part of your soul you'd sell, when there ain't no water in your wishing well? Papa's gone now, probably to hell. If he ain't there yet then I wish him well

This place can be broken, it can be sold. Ain't it worth more than the dollars you hold? Many a man would give their weight in gold. For part of this land, your heart and your soul.

So tell me what part of your soul you'd sell, when there ain't no water in your wishing well? Papa's gone now, probably to hell. If he ain't there yet then I wish him well

I hope we make it but I just can’t tell

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from Listening for the Sound, released January 25, 2019

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Jordan Robert Kirk Idalou, Texas

Jordan Robert Kirk is a native of West Texas. Descended from pioneers who first settled Crosby County, and the son of a fourth generation farmer and cattleman, JRK's songs are products of life and heritage, looking adversity in the eye in the forms of drought and hail, dirt devils and tornadoes, dirt cheap commodity prices, and soldiering on year by year. ... more

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