Corn Stalks fall at the end of the year
and the crown of thorns bleeds in the ear
And the Holy sworn are not here or near
As the corn stalks fall at the failure of the years
And the brown earth mourns
And the leaves they cheer, for the end of the earth
The end of the year
And they hunker in holes, and they hold us so near
Where the corn stalks fall at the end of the year
And the teeth they rot and they go back to the ground
And the farmer's lot is not to be found
And the crows in the cot, and doves make their sound
At the end of the year when the leaves all turn brown
When the leaves all turn brown
And the sloes do come out
And the black berry's crown and then they do shout
And the willows they whisper and the birches they breathe
And the wind is a lister of the hills on its knees
And the nettles they sang and they danced in the breeze
And its all going down like a ship on the seas
Where the leaves turn brown and they catch in the eaves
And the corn storks fall down with their ears and their sheaves
And are scattered to the floor where the Robins are thieves
And they glean and they go, in step and toe,
finding what they can find and never know
And they haul all the ground, and hold up the snow
As the corn stalks turn brown at the end of the show
Yes, the year's closing down, and everything must go
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