| Daddy fought fires in our small town,
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| 40 years risking his life
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| And mama she worried every night
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| Grand daddy worked every job in that factory
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| Yeah, a lot of work for a little pay,
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| But he held his head high everyday
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| Said son this country,
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| Was built on hard work and faith
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| Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers
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| The truckers on the long haul,
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| The farmers sweating in the sun,
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| Getting it done,
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| Yeah, here’s to you all.
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| Bartenders, and nurses,
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| Assembly workers on the line
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| How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time
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| Hey thank you for doing all you do
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| Cheers to you
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| We lay the tracks for our trains and fix the highways,
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| Yeah you teach our kids how to read and write,
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| You keep our little town safe at night,
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| You build us our cars, and keep em running
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| You wear steel dagger star
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| You’re the heart and backbone
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| Of this small &free country,
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| Built on handwork and faith
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| Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers
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| The truckers on the long haul,
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| The farmers sweating in the sun, getting it done,
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| Yeah, here’s to you all.
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| Bartenders, and nurses,
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| Assembly workers on the line
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| How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time
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| Hey thank you for doing all you do
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| Cheers to you
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| Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers
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| The truckers on the long haul,
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| The farmers sweating in the sun,
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| Getting it done,
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| Yeah, here’s to you all.
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| Bartenders, and nurses,
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| Assembly workers on the line
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| How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time
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| Hey thank you for doing all you do
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| Yeah this ones for you and all you do
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| Ohh yeah
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| Cheers to you
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| Cheers to you |