[Intro] Count seven years, then seven times. Then listen for the horn. [Verse 1] Two dry years and the barley failed, and the debt came knocking hard. I sold the field my father worked and I slept in another man's yard. Then I sold my back to him as well and I worked his rows for pay. The law said, Hire him, don't own him, and he kept it, every day. [Pre-Chorus] Then the tenth day of the seventh month, the day the sins go out, a man up on the hill lifted a ram's horn and the whole valley heard it shout. [Chorus] Blow the trumpet of jubilee! The land is God's, and the man goes free. Pack up the children, open the door, we're going home to the field once more. Blow the trumpet of jubilee! [Verse 2] I took my wife and I took the boys down the road we used to know, and the man who bought my father's field just nodded and let it go. He'd only paid for harvests, counted to this year. Nobody cheated, nobody robbed. I knelt and kissed the dirt right here. [Chorus] Blow the trumpet of jubilee! The land is God's, and the man goes free. Pack up the children, open the door, we're going home to the field once more. Blow the trumpet of jubilee! [Bridge] The land is Mine, the LORD had said, and you're passing through, guests who live on My ground with Me. So no one sells it outright. It comes back home to you. In the sixth year I'll send you bread enough to last for three, so rest the ground in the seventh year and leave the rest to Me. [Final Chorus] Blow the trumpet of jubilee! The land is God's, and the man goes free. Pack up the children, open the door, we're going home to the field once more. Blow the trumpet of jubilee! Fifty years, and the horn is blowing. Fifty years, and I'm going home.