[ti:Country Comfort] [ar:Elton John] [al:To Be Continued] [by:] [offset:0] [00:08.89]Available on the album tumbleweed connection [00:12.51]Soon the pines will be falling everywhere [00:15.25] [00:16.07]Village children fight each other for a share [00:20.75] [00:22.87]And the 6:09 goes roaring past the creek [00:27.24] [00:29.73]Deacon lee prepares his sermon for next week [00:34.19] [00:38.50]I saw grandma yesterday down at the store [00:40.87]Well she's really going fine for eighty four [00:48.57] [00:50.71]Well she asked me if sometime Id fix her barn [00:55.97] [00:57.84]Poor old girl she needs a hand to run the farm [01:02.64] [01:04.89]And its good old country comfort in my bones [01:09.01] [01:11.88]Just the sweetest sound my ears have ever known [01:16.22] [01:18.67]Just an old-fashioned feeling fully-grown [01:22.80] [01:27.67]Country comforts in a truck thats going home [01:32.03] [01:34.59]Down at the well theyve got a new machine [01:44.14] [01:47.32]The foreman says it cuts man-power by fifteen [01:51.08] [01:53.91]Yeah but that ain't natural well [01:58.43]So old clay would say [01:59.74] [02:00.61]You see hes a horse-drawn man until his dying day [02:05.42] [02:07.73]Now the old fat goose is flying cross the sticks [02:12.10] [02:14.84]The hedgehogs done in clay between the bricks [02:19.15] [02:21.71]And the rocking chairs creaking on the porch [02:26.15] [02:31.17]Across the valley moves [02:33.23]The herdsman with his torch