Houses from Anachronisms by Max DuBois

I V bVII IV
The bull-dozers are a-comin for the country roads
I don't think our homesteads are up to building codes
Hold the line and waste some time, whenever they come about
V IV I
They'll pave all your fields over if you sell out

Chorus:
I bVII IV V
Simpler days and better ways and rain all summer long
Cracker barrels and country stores and singing campfire songs
Howdy-dos and how are yous when it wasn't rude to ask
bVII IV I
Pleasantries and times like these are relics of the past

Asphalt and industry, iron and steel
I-beams and concrete never made anything real
Common myths and monoliths scrape against the sky
A good reason to go away means one more hard goodbye

Houses next to houses, take up acre after acre
Rows and rows of perfect yards and unassuming neighbors
The HOA is here to stay - and that's a guarantee
Every meeting spells more trouble for you and me

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