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dierks bentley - line #7 lyrics

[verse 1]
line no. 7 that’s what they call me
i’m a press at the bus[?] steel+stamping factory
built on the east side in 1919
been 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 fighting boys
proud of the part i played in that great war

[pre+chorus]
but things change
and after 87 years, i guess
it’s time to turn the page

[chorus]
gonna miss the laughter and the noise
comin’ off that blood, 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

[verse 2]
the samе hands that worked them levеrs year after year
are the same ones that tore me down gear by gear
but i sure do appreciate the pride and the care
that went into loading me in these semis sitting here
not sure what i’ll find when i get down there below
you know i can’t say i know too much about mexico
but it seems strange to me to be reassembled so
we can ship back the same parts we were makin’ here at home
[pre+chorus]
but things change
and after 87 years, i guess
it’s time to turn the page

[instrumental break]

[chorus]
i’m gonna miss the laughter and the noise
comin’ off that blood, 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

[outro]
line no. 7 that’s what they call me
i’m a press at the bus[?] steel+stamping factory
built on the east side in 1919
been part of many of a man’s american dream
mmm… (3x)

- dierks bentley lyrics

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