| Song | John Brown's Body |
| Artist | Gregory Alan Isakov |
| Album | That Sea, the Gambler |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| There's always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown’s body was never found | |
| but the locals see him walkin' around | |
| There’s a ‘for sale’ sign on the old farm roads | |
| there’s a silo empty and done for | |
| the place just ain't the same no more | |
| Now its shinin' all them different ways, crimson blues and yellow shades | |
| there's snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full of rain | |
| There’s work in town or so they say | |
| just blessed to fill our hands today | |
| god knows if it will ever pay | |
| And we fill our hands with wood and steel | |
| and grace is a woman we all long to feel | |
| you know we will...you know someday we will | |
| There’s always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown’s body’s up and walkin' around | |
| countin' all the riches that he found | |
| And he throws it all in that wishing well | |
| made it home in the morning hail…there’s snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full a rain |
| There' s always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown' s body was never found | |
| but the locals see him walkin' around | |
| There' s a ' for sale' sign on the old farm roads | |
| there' s a silo empty and done for | |
| the place just ain' t the same no more | |
| Now its shinin' all them different ways, crimson blues and yellow shades | |
| there' s snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full of rain | |
| There' s work in town or so they say | |
| just blessed to fill our hands today | |
| god knows if it will ever pay | |
| And we fill our hands with wood and steel | |
| and grace is a woman we all long to feel | |
| you know we will... you know someday we will | |
| There' s always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown' s body' s up and walkin' around | |
| countin' all the riches that he found | |
| And he throws it all in that wishing well | |
| made it home in the morning hail there' s snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full a rain |
| There' s always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown' s body was never found | |
| but the locals see him walkin' around | |
| There' s a ' for sale' sign on the old farm roads | |
| there' s a silo empty and done for | |
| the place just ain' t the same no more | |
| Now its shinin' all them different ways, crimson blues and yellow shades | |
| there' s snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full of rain | |
| There' s work in town or so they say | |
| just blessed to fill our hands today | |
| god knows if it will ever pay | |
| And we fill our hands with wood and steel | |
| and grace is a woman we all long to feel | |
| you know we will... you know someday we will | |
| There' s always the creaks and the strangest sounds | |
| john brown' s body' s up and walkin' around | |
| countin' all the riches that he found | |
| And he throws it all in that wishing well | |
| made it home in the morning hail there' s snow up in the way | |
| and those clouds still full a rain |