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Sarah's Farm

from The Kinfolk Chronicles by Tommy Wiggins

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I wrote this children’s sing-along for Sarah on her 4th birthday. “Let’s all go to Sarah’s farm. Let’s go to the country. Milk that cow! We can learn how. When we’re in the country

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Sarah’s Farm

Let’s all go to Sarah’s Farm
Let’s go to the country
Let’s all go to Sarah’s Farm
Let’s go to the country

What will we see at Sarah’s farm
That we can’t see in the city
Miles and miles of green grass ground
Flowers, oh so pretty

We’ll see horses, pigs and ducks
We can ride the pony
Pet the lamb with the golden fleece
When we’re in the country

What will we do at Sarah’s farm
That we can’t do in the city
Bet there’s lots that we can do
When we’re in the country

We’ll drink fresh milt from the cow
mmm… it’s so yummy
milk that cow? We can learn how
when we’re in the country

Should we take the dog and cat
When we go to the country
Do you think they’ll ever come back
When we’re in the country

Choose an animal. That animal gets to “sing” its own verse.
Meow, woof, cheep, quack, baaaah, oink…

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from The Kinfolk Chronicles, released December 1, 2022

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Tommy Wiggins Nashville, Tennessee

Nashville’s Tommy Wiggins began writing songs by kerosene lamp in a Rocky Mountain cabin. He’s been writing, recording and performing his own funky blend of folky, bluesy, country-funk ever since. Tommy recently bought a camper van and is writing songs along the road. New album in 2022 - "When My Brain Goes On Vacation." When your brain goes on vactation, where do YOU go? ... more

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