As heard on WCMT 1410 AM in Martin, TN.
First introduced on the Good Time in the Morning radio program with Chris and Paul
on August 28, 2008. First live radio performance with Jim Byford on September 9, 2009.
(verse 1)
You'll find 'em growing in the farmers' fields
Across West Tennessee (Crop of the Century)
They bring new life to rural towns
They feed our economy
Brazil to Argentina
Arkansas to the eastern shore (Nebraska to the eastern shore)
Millions and millions of acres growing
But the world keeps wanting more!
(Chorus)
Yes, three cheers for the Soybean
Hero of the land
From humblest beginnings
To making life so grand
Well it's got a million uses
Beats all you've ever seen
When it comes to crops, my friend
There's nothing like the bean... Soybean!
(verse 2)
You can grind 'em, you can crush 'em
You can suck out all the oil
And you can feed what's left to cattle
And they'll smack their lips for more
You can feed 'em, or you can eat 'em
Or you can make a million things
From diesel fuel to kids' Crayons
From soap to plastic rings!
(Chorus)
Yes, three cheers for the Soybean
Hero of the land
From humblest beginnings
To making life so grand
Well it's got a million uses
Beats all you've ever seen
When it comes to crops, my friend
There's nothing like the bean... Soybean!
(verse 3)
So gaze out 'cross the farmers' fields
Throughout West Tennessee (As far as the eye can see)
Behold the crop that brings such hope
To folks like you and me.
I guess to sum the whole thing up
Sounds crazy, but it's true:
The soybean is a miracle
From God to me and you!
(Chorus)
Yes, three cheers for the Soybean
Hero of the land
From humblest beginnings
To making life so grand
Well it's got a million uses
Beats all you've ever seen
When it comes to crops, my friend
There's nothing like the bean... Soybean!