Roxie Sharpei
as a black man, let me say that JM is the bomb. I have enjoyed his music since the 80's.
John Mellencamp - Rain On The Scarecrow free for downloading
- Artist: John Mellencamp
- Song: Rain On The Scarecrow
- Music Genre: Pop
- Length: 03:50
- Filesize: 5.4MB
- Kbps: 192Kbps
- Date: 2020-03-24
- Who Added: ratu seniloli
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Comments
DwseKati13
Going to depend on the farmers in this pandemic- to come through with supplying food for us- A Fact!!
Jim Jasion
Love this song.who,s here in 2019.
Johnny Angel
This song is more relevant today than it ever was
Bisaso Derek
Sigh, when will people understand that this is not a Republican vs Democrat fight. This is a fight of the people against the political class that thinks they own us.
Elliott Liden
In 1988, I worked as a repo for Rent-a-Center and I had no problem with the job... I went to repo a TV and the renter told me she sold the TV for crack. I quit the job when I had to repo a refriderator, washer, and dryer. I had to watch this family take all the food out of the fridge so I could put it on my truck.They were just a family on hard times. Later that night, I heard this song on the radio... the line "Calling it your job Ol' Hoss don't make it right if you want I'll say a prayer for your soul tonight." Stuck like an arrow in my heart... I quit the next day. `nuff said...
Зоя Сидорова
great song! Like the American Indian said, someday people will realize you cant eat money, better take care of the land and farms
Iris Rodricks
One of the most underrated Songwriters, Humanitarian's of our lifetime, a singer for the common hardworking American,
Mariana Gallego
My mom went to school with JCM I’m from his home town and people need to realize that without farmers we have nothing god bless the farmers of the USA
Darla Wormuth
As a struggling dairy farmer the thought of selling everything I’ve ever had just kills me I hope it never comes down to it. It’s what my family has done on the same ground for 7 generations and almost 200 years. Just keeping my head to the grindstone and never quitting
Dennis Bean
This song is more relevant today in September 2019 than ever before
Donovan Headley
Read those lyrics today. As relevant as ever. This is an angry song, an anthem actually, captures the mood beautifully.
Арсений Гольтяпов
Thank you to all the farmers that keep America going. we see you.
I'van Johnson
Who's listening to this song in 2020? Yeah, me neither, but soon, very soon ...
Oda34rus
Shame you don't hear this song on the radio. It's still relevant and still needs to be heard.
Jc Fernandes
Remember ONE thing without farmers WE all go down. GOD bless all the American Farmers.
Benzo Gambino
We can send money to foreign nations so they can develop and betray us but we cant support our own farmers who feed this nation and many more!
dickrobot
My (then retired, but not for long) Grandpa killed himself in 1985, the year this song came out, when I was a teenager. He had farmed his whole life in Illinois near the Indiana border, which is why this song rips me to the core, because my Grandpa was part of an epidemic of farmer suicides that should have been prevented. I'm grateful for the lyrics even now, and the close relationship I had with my own Grandparents, and to the countryside where I spent so much time with them. John Mellencamp speaks to my heart and always has.