Lyrics:

“Down on the Farm” by Lowell George appears on the 1979 Little Feat album of the same name.

This is a song about a young man who lost his girl. She left him and the farm to become a hooker in a saloon.
They all asked about you down on the farm
The cows asked, the pigs asked, and the horses asked too
All want to know why to the city, you moved
Changed your name to Kitty, what's come over you?

It ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, Linda Lou
It ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, Linda Lou

Well, we's all bawling 'bout you down on the farm
The cows bawl, the pigs bawl, the horses bawl too
Miss you so much that crying's all we can do (Miss you so much)
Weeping and wailing, praying you'll come home soon

It ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, Linda Lou

I hear you're workin' in a saloon
I hear you work from midnight 'til noon
Well, I might be from the woods
But those hours don't sound so good
What do you do in this here barroom?

Say It ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
It ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, Linda Lou

You can't dance, so I assume
In a bag, you couldn't carry a tune
Well, I might be from the woods
But those hours don't sound so good
What are you doin' in here barroom?

Say it ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
It ain't true, Linda Lou
It ain't true, it ain't true, Linda Lou
Say it ain't true, Linda Lou