Cheers to You - Tim Hicks

Daddy fought fires in our small town,

40 years risking his life

And mama she worried every night

Grand daddy worked every job in that factory

Yeah, a lot of work for a little pay,

But he held his head high everyday

Said son this country,

Was built on hard work and faith

Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers

The truckers on the long haul,

The farmers sweating in the sun,

Getting it done,

Yeah, here’s to you all.

Bartenders, and nurses,

Assembly workers on the line

How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time

Hey thank you for doing all you do

Cheers to you

We lay the tracks for our trains and fix the highways,

Yeah you teach our kids how to read and write,

You keep our little town safe at night,

You build us our cars, and keep em running

You wear steel dagger star

You’re the heart and backbone

Of this small &free country,

Built on handwork and faith

Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers

The truckers on the long haul,

The farmers sweating in the sun, getting it done,

Yeah, here’s to you all.

Bartenders, and nurses,

Assembly workers on the line

How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time

Hey thank you for doing all you do

Cheers to you

Here’s to the rough necks, the teachers

The truckers on the long haul,

The farmers sweating in the sun,

Getting it done,

Yeah, here’s to you all.

Bartenders, and nurses,

Assembly workers on the line

How bout a holler for the blue collared men and women working over time

Hey thank you for doing all you do

Yeah this ones for you and all you do

Ohh yeah

Cheers to you

Cheers to you