She likes to watch him out the window
Going ‘round in circles under the sun
Something about a man on a tractor
With his hat on backwards
Looking forward to after he’s done
He keeps his eye on the back porch
She walks out, kicks off her shoes
Bare feet standing in the short grass
Sweet ice tea in a tall glass
Judging by her smile, it’s about time to
Shut it down
Lotta work left to do, the sun’s still out
But any hay to make can wait for now
Throttle back, drop the plow
Shut it down
He wipes his face off with his t-shirt
Climbs down and meets her by the gate
Takes himself a long, cool sip
Lays some sugar on her lips
Thinking maybe he oughta just call it a day
Shut it down
Lotta work left to do, the sun’s still out
Any hay to make can wait for now
Take it on in the house
Shut it down
Oh, big blue sky, half-plowed field
Bird on a fender, tractor sitting still
Any hay to make can wait for now
Take it on in the house
Close the door, lock it out, lock it out
Shut it down, shut it down,
Shut it down
Shut it down
Shut it down
