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Dierks Bentley
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Line #7
Line #7, that's what they call me
I'm a press at the bud, steel stampin' factory
Built on the East Side, 1919
Been a part of many a man's American dream
Pressin' out them bumpers, fenders, chassis, and doors
Except for a few years, around '44
When I switched to munitions to help our fightin' boys
Proud of the part I played in that great war
But things change
And after 87 years, I guess it's time to turn the page
Gonna miss the laughter and the noise
Comin' off that blood and sweat and tear stained factory floor
Gonna miss all them good ol' Motor City boys
'Cause this is my last night, my last night in Detroit
The same hands that worked these levers year after year
Are the same ones that tore me down, gear by gear
But I do appreciate the pride and the care
That went into loadin' me in these semis sittin' here
Not sure what I'll find when I get down there below
You know I, I can't say I know too much about Mexico
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But it seems strange to me to be reassembled so
We can ship back the same parts we were makin' here at home
But things change
And after 87 years, I guess it's time to turn the page
Gonna miss the laughter and the noise
Comin' off that blood and sweat and tear stained factory floor
Gonna miss all them good ol' Motor City boys
'Cause this is my last night, my last night in Detroit
I'm gonna miss the laughter and the noise
Comin' off that blood and sweat and tear stained factory floor
Gonna miss all them good ol' Motor City boys
'Cause this is my last night, my last night in Detroit
Line #7, that's what they called me
A press at the bud, steel stampin' factory
Built on the East Side, 1919
Been a part of many a man's American dream
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