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Agriculture, Autism & Alcohol (Country-Pop Mix)

A square-dance country-pop romp through grain-bin calls, fuel checks, baler trouble, a missed family text, and feelings without a manual.

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Lyrics

[Caller intro]
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
[Bridge / breakdown]
[Final chorus]
[Caller outro]

[Caller Intro]
Allemande left with your boots on wrong,
Promenade past the old grain bin,
Swing your partner, check the fuel,
And don’t let the raccoon in.

[Verse 1]
I got agriculture, autism, and alcohol,
Three bad advisors in a county hall.
One says “plant it,” one says “plan it,”
One says “buddy, have a small.”

I can map a field by drainage grade,
Hear a sick belt in a baler blade,
But put me near a wedding bar
And I’m a risk assessment with a tab unpaid.

[Chorus]
Round and round the hayfield goes,
Dosey-doe where the tall grass grows.
Square dance with the warning lights on,
Clap your hands when the signal’s strong.

I can fix the tractor, but the tractor can’t fix me,
I can split a cord but I can’t leave gracefully.
Hazards, controls, and casserole,
Agriculture, autism, and alcohol.

[Verse 2]
I built a spreadsheet for the chicken feed,
Colour-coded every fencepost need.
Then I missed one text from Aunt Louise
And rehearsed my answer for a week.

I know which socket fits the plow,
I know which calf got loose and how,
But feelings come without a manual,
So I’m reading labels better now.

[Chorus]
Round and round the hayfield goes,
Dosey-doe where the tall grass grows.
Square dance with the warning lights on,
Clap your hands when the signal’s strong.

I can fix the tractor, but the tractor can’t fix me,
I can split a cord but I can’t leave gracefully.
Hazards, controls, and casserole,
Agriculture, autism, and alcohol.

[Bridge / Breakdown]
Caller says: bow to your partner,
Bow to your past,
Don’t mistake a coping trick
For something built to last.

Turn by the left, now turn by the right,
Don’t text nobody after midnight.
Call the dance, don’t call your ex,
That ain’t romance, that’s farmyard checks.

[Final Chorus]
Round and round the hayfield goes,
Everybody knows what everybody knows.
Sober enough to count the cows,
Smart enough to settle down.

I can fix the tractor, but the tractor can’t fix me,
I can laugh at the wiring without cutting the tree.
Hazards, controls, and casserole,
Agriculture, autism, and alcohol.

[Caller Outro]
Promenade home by the lantern light,
Park the truck and shut the door.
If the banjo asks what happened here,
Say: “Better controls than before.”

Production notes
Direction
Polished 1980S Southern Country-Pop With A Steady Mid-Tempo Backbeat, Rich Three-Part Male Harmonies, And Hook-Focused Choruses.
Palette
fiddle, acoustic guitar, pedal steel, piano, drums, electric guitar
Voices
Vocal Production Is Smooth And Radio-Ready With Stacked Harmony Beds On Each Chorus And A Soaring Final Tag.
Shape
Overall Feel Is Nostalgic And Uplifting, With Analog Tape Saturation, Gentle Plate Reverb, And Tasteful Stereo Delays That Create A Wide, Vintage Country-Pop Soundstage.