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By Carolyn V. Crawford AKA Rachel Dunkerque

Let's plant the field again with corn
Like the time in the years when first I was born
When the green of the field filled the early morn
Let's plant the field with corn.

Let's plant the field with corn again
Let the corn feel the kiss of the fresh spring rain
And the dew of the dawn as the day begins
Let's plant the field with corn.

In the field we will plant all the corn in a row
Dig the holes, drop the seed in four by four
For the cut worm, to die, for the crow, one to grow
Let's plant the field with corn.

When the corn grows tall we will hide in the rows
Chase the fleet butterfly and the swift black crow
Hail the man dressed in rags, wear his hat full of bows
Let's plant the field with corn.

While the corn's still green and the flax blows soft
In the breeze, braid the silk, till the day is lost
When the worms peep out from the husks, pick them off
Let's plant the field with corn.

When the corn is ripe we will pluck roastin' ears
Boil a pot, pipin' hot, till it drips with tears
Eat the corn, toss the cobs to the pigs and the chicks
Let's plant the field with corn.

Let's plant the field again in the spring
When the blue of the sky meets the earth with a grin
Like the time when we played in the fields first as friends
Let's plant the field with corn.

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