Long before "Well Done" became a song, Perry LaHaie carried an image he could not shake: a farmer still working his field after dark, tractor lights cutting through the dusk.
Long before "Well Done" became a song, Perry LaHaie carried an image he could not shake: a farmer still working his field after dark, tractor lights cutting through the dusk.
He saw the scene during his sophomore year at Olivet University.
Weeks later, after returning home to northern Michigan after…
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Long before "Well Done" became a song, Perry LaHaie carried an image he could not shake: a farmer still working his field after dark, tractor lights cutting through the dusk. He saw the scene during his sophomore year at Olivet University. Weeks later, after returning home to northern Michigan after…
He saw the scene during his sophomore year at Olivet University. Weeks later, after returning home to northern Michigan after…
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