"Waterflow" genre: Americana
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	At the crossroads of traditional country and rock n' roll.
	CD: Lonelytown   Label: Independent Credits: All songs by Susan Odle
	Story Behind the Song CD to be released September 19th, 2003 at the Rainbow in Ottawa Canada. This song was writting in the fall fo 2002 in support of North American farmers suffering the historically dry conditions. It is written from the perspective of the adults in a farming family unit. Lyrics Miles of flat land that I call home Ten generations before me Not a drop of water in a long memory We’ve still a country to feed Woe oooo Won’t the water flow? My field’s a dust bowl Woe oooo I’m hanging on to hope Ooooooo We lost the cattle last summer gone Too little feed for winter’s table My girl is near her teens she’s never been in new clothin’ Why aren’t we able? Woe oooo Won’t the water flow? My field’s a dust bowl Woe oooo I’m hanging on to hope Ooooooo The family cross the way they gave in yesterday Two hundred years ends in foreclosure But they’re still plowing soil and seeding the land Not believing that it’s over Woe oooo Won’t the water flow? My field’s a dust bowl Woe oooo I’m hanging on to hope Ooooooo Ooooooo Ooooooo

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