paroles de chanson The Reapers - The Decemberists
Early
in
the
evening
When
the
working
is
through
And
the
field's
all
in
furrows
And
there
ain't
much
to
do
Me
and
my
lady
All
a-riding
did
go
As
we
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
You
lay
on
the
hayrake
And
me
on
the
plow
Foreman's
in
the
granary
A-wiping
his
brow
Gonna
break
an
ankle
Just
working
this
row
As
we
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
As
we
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
Over
the
next
valley
Where
the
land
is
all
wild
And
the
hillside's
all
berries
And
thornweed
for
miles
Gonna
plow
a
pasture
Where
no
one
will
go
And
I'll
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
I
heard
of
a
mansion
On
top
of
a
hill
Where
a
lordling
lives
splendid
Just
eating
his
fill
Dressed
in
white
linen
His
servants
in
tow
Still
he
waits
for
the
reapers
to
mow
Still
he
waits
for
the
reapers
to
mow
Come
and
go
with
me
To
a
land
overseas
Where
the
people
sit
idle
And
do
as
they
please
But
one
thing
you
can't
run
from
Wherever
you
go
That
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
I
heard
of
a
beggar
Not
a
sous
to
his
name
Born
in
a
brothel
To
the
madame's
disdain
Put
him
in
the
gutter
Or
in
a
chateau
He'll
still
wait
for
the
reaper
to
mow
He's
gotta
wait
for
the
reaper
to
mow
I
dreamed
of
a
trial
Tween
the
moon
and
the
sun
Where
the
stars
were
the
jury
And
the
heavens
the
judge
Awarded
to
the
plaintiff
The
defendant
brought
low
She
must
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
Tomorrow
and
tomorrow
When
the
working
is
done
And
the
fields
are
all
fallow
And
the
harrow
is
run
Come
and
lie
with
me
In
the
fresh
fallen
snow
And
we'll
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
And
we'll
wait
for
the
reapers
to
mow
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