The Farmer's Daughter
Fleetwood Mac · Other Songs - Fleetwood Mac
I do come from miles away,
Ain't got no place to stay.
Glad to help you plow your fields,
Farmer's daughter.
Might be just a couple of days,
Clean up, rest, and be on my way.
Thank you, madam, much obliged,
Farmer's daughter.
So long, got to leave your land.
Many thanks, it was might grand.
I do hope to see you again,
Farmer's Daughter.
Farmer's Daughter.
Ain't got no place to stay.
Glad to help you plow your fields,
Farmer's daughter.
Might be just a couple of days,
Clean up, rest, and be on my way.
Thank you, madam, much obliged,
Farmer's daughter.
So long, got to leave your land.
Many thanks, it was might grand.
I do hope to see you again,
Farmer's Daughter.
Farmer's Daughter.
The Farmer's Daughter
Released by Fleetwood Mac, 'The Farmer's Daughter' stands as a poignant narrative ballad that explores themes of rural life and the complexities of human relationships. The song features the band's signature blend of acoustic guitar and melodic vocals, characteristic of their work during the early 1970s. It reflects the band's deep engagement with storytelling and character-driven compositions, a hallmark of their discography that resonated with audiences seeking authentic musical expression. The track remains a testament to the group's ability to craft emotionally resonant pieces that transcend specific eras, cementing their legacy in the landscape of classic rock and folk-rock music.