A working man in Indiana travelled from farm to farm
Plantin´ seeds and talkin´ weather, working 90 farms
Got to know the farmers knew all of their kids

Out in the country, that was ´96

His life was good and steady when seeds were cash [?]
Next year the farmers were ready, the times were changing fast
Supreme Court in session made a new law
GMO seeds and patents had a fatal flaw

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas [?] worked for Monsanto
Well I don´t know you but I do know who I am

One summer morning just around dawn
Four men with briefcases were on the working man´s lawn
We´re gonna to sue you, take you to court
For patent infringement, the criminals you support

We´re from Monsanto we own the seeds
Give us the names of those farmers you seek
You´re gonna need big money to stand your ground
Or we´re gonna bury you, how does that sound?

Working man lost all is his friends, his business too
Well I don´t know you but I do know who I am

Now times have changed, things are picking up
The wheels are rolling again on the old seed truck
The cleaner´s coming back have taken back the land
They don´t care the cost they´re gonna take a stand

Well I don´t know you but I do know who I am
Well I don´t know you but I do know who I am