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From: Dan Lewis <Dan.Lewis@mci.com>
 Date: Thursday, April 23, 1998 9:10 AM
 Subject: Farmer's Daughter by Merle Haggard
                     
 This was one of my favorites growing up.  I don't have the tape/CD
 but, I believe Merle wrote it.  Email changes to dan.lewis@mci.com.
                 Farmer's Daughter
 Intro:  DGDAD
  
 [D]Tonight there'll be [G]candlelight and [D]roses
 
 In this little country chapel that's almost falling [A7]down
 
 There'll be [D]tears in this old [G}farmer's eyes this [D]evening
 
 When I [E]give my one possession to that [A]city boy from town
 
 His [D]hair is a little [G]longer than we're [D]use to
 
 But, I guess I should find something good to [G]say
 
 About this man whose won the farmer's [D]daughter
 
 And will [A7]soon become my son-in-law [D]today
 
 [G]Mama left eight years ago [D]December
 
 And it was [A7]hard to be a Dad and Mama [D]too
 
 But, some[G]how we made home of this old [D]farmhouse
 
 And [E]love was all my baby ever [A]knew
 
 *[D]He could be the [G]richest man in seven [D]counties
 
 And not be good enough to take her [G]hand
 
 But, he says he really loves the farmer's [D]daughter
 
 And I [A7]know the farmer's daughter loves the [D]man
 
 Ending same as intro.
 
 *spoken