Fixing Up the Farmhouse
Campfire folk song with a loose, shuffling mid-tempo: whistling, acoustic guitar, piano, trumpet and claps, with a male and a female voice in a duet with playful banter. Joyous and ramshackle, sung in English, about fixing up an old farmhouse together and laughing through every mistake.
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Lyrics
Grab the hammer, I’ll grab the nailsWatch the porch swing lean and failYou said this wood was built to lastWell, I think it’s living in the pastHoney, we’re fixing it upFilling the cracks in a leaky cupA little bit of paint and a whole lot of luckLaughing through the mess in our pickup truckFixing it upYeah, we’re fixing it upDid you mean to kick that hole?It adds a bit of heart and soulOops, the kitchen floor is blueIt matches the smudge on the tip of your shoeHoney, we’re fixing it upFilling the cracks in a leaky cupA little bit of paint and a whole lot of luckLaughing through the mess in our pickup truckFixing it upYeah, we’re fixing it upThe roof might whistle when the wind gets highBut we’ve got the stars and a summer skyIf the walls are crooked, then we’ll just stand sidewaysTurning these chores into happy holidaysHoney, we’re fixing it upFilling the cracks in a leaky cupA little bit of paint and a whole lot of luckLaughing through the mess in our pickup truckFixing it upYeah, we’re fixing it up
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