Indiana
We used to raise crops
Run down the rows tearing them off
We and our sisters
And used to be so small
But not afraid at all
Look for the twisters
In Indiana
We used to feel worth
Gold for an honest day's work
General motors
And used to worship God
On every Sunday night
Till they outsourced the work
In Indiana
In Indiana
Run down the rows tearing them off
We and our sisters
And used to be so small
But not afraid at all
Look for the twisters
In Indiana
We used to feel worth
Gold for an honest day's work
General motors
And used to worship God
On every Sunday night
Till they outsourced the work
In Indiana
In Indiana
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Writer(s): Enoch Porch
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