All G Chords Should Be Played As "Bluegrass G Chord": 3X0033 With The Middle Finger Fretting The 6Th StringFlattened Out To Mute The 5Th String. This Song Is "Modal", Which In Bluegrass Music Means That The Key (G)Sits Between Minor And Major, So Playing The G Chord Without Any Thirds Maintains The Modal Sound.On The Recording, The Band Cuts Out During Verses 1 And 4 Leaving Only The Vocals And A Banjo Roll.The Chords Written There Are For The Banjo, If Present.Verse 1Out Of Bed At DaylightBreakfast On The StoveGrab Our Dinner BucketI'm Gettin' Ready To GoWe'll Head On Out To The FieldScratchin' In The GroundBetter Grab That Jug Of WaterThe Sun Is A-Beatin' DownChorusIt's A Long Row To HoeLong Row To HoeBetter Grab Your Workin' BritchesIt's A Long Row To HoeInstrumental BreakVerse 2We Won't Wait On The GovernmentTo Give Us What We Need'Cause Only God Can Give ItBut We Have To Plant The SeedFire On The MountainBurnin' Timber DownLet's Call On Help From The LordTo Put The Hot Flames OutChorusIt's A Long Row To HoeLong Row To HoeBetter Grab Your Workin' BritchesIt's A Long Row To HoeInstrumental BreakVerse 3Rain Makes A RiverWhere There Wasn’t One BeforeOur Crops Are Nearly UnderSo Let’s Pray To The LordHe'll Save Us From The WaterRising To The DoorHe'll Put The Hay Back In The FieldLike He's Always Done BeforeChorusIt's A Long Row To HoeLong Row To HoeBetter Grab Your Workin' BritchesIt's A Long Row To HoeInstrumental BreakVerse 4It Takes A Willing ServantTo Work With Able HandsAnd He'll Be Right There Beside UsFor It's By His Grace, We StandChorusIt's A Long Row To HoeLong Row To HoeBetter Grab Your Workin' BritchesIt's A Long Row To HoeOutro