Song of the day, Goin' down south, by RL Burnside. 

It can be easy to forget the significance of the ground beneath our feet – and how much it has shaped the societies we live in. For most people, their home is their house – or their landlord’s. It is bought, sold or rented along with the land underneath it, passing between families over the years. But at some point – and probably several times – there have been abrupt changes to that seemingly permanent arrangement. Land tenure can be profoundly reshuffled. It has in the past and it will be again in the future.

Michael Albertus

Land Power: Who Has It, Who Doesn't, and How That Determines the Fate of Societies