Pickin' wasn't easy
Kept you brown and thin
Been a child for every season
That the fruit was on the limb
Pack the truck Maria
Tell the kids, we're off again
Cross a dozen states or more
We'll teach 'em what we can
Teach 'em what we can
We can't do more
The land is good
But still the livin's poor
Harvest in September
Drought in mid July
January's peeking
Through a white lace gypsy sky
March rolls into April
Then plant and pray for rain
Sweat like hell in AugustRun the circle once again
Run the circle once again
And then once more
The land is good
But still the livin's poor
Oregon in August
Michigan in May
Tryin' to make enough
To keep my family on its way
And buy the pickin' boss a drink
To keep working every day
You know it isn't honest
But you do it anyway
Do it anyway
To keep alive
Do it anyway to keep alive
Jim Croce (James Joseph Croce) was an American singer-songwriter born in Philadelphia on January 10, 1943. He tragically died in a plane crash on September 20, 1973, at the age of only 30. Croce rose to fame in the 1970s with his folk rock style characterized by realistic lyrics and catchy melodies. His songs, often inspired by everyday life and personal experiences, captivated a wide and passionate audience. Among his most famous hits are "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", "Time in a Bottle" and "Operator (That's Not the Way It Is)". Croce released three albums during his short career: "You Don't Mess Around with Jim", "Life and Times of Jim Croce" and "I Got a Name". His music continues to be enjoyed and listened to by generations of fans worldwide.
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