E _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
_ _ _ _ There are people in this country
B who work hard
E every day.
A Not for fame or
E fortune do they
C#m strive.
F# _
F#m E But the fruits of their labor
B are worth more than their
E pay.
A And it's time a
B few of them were recognized.
E _
A Hello,
E Detroit!.
All the workers in
A this state, thank you for your
E time.
A You earned a memorial
E week for a living.
B Just to send it
E on down the line.
_ .
A Hello,
E Pittsburgh!.
Steel mill
A workers, let me thank you for your
E time.
A You earned a memorial
E week for a living.
_
B Just to send it on
E down the line.
_
B This is for the
Em ones who swings the hammer.
A Driving
E home the nail.
B For the ones who
G time the counter.
A Ringing
E up the cells.
C#m For the ones who fights the fire.
G#m For the ones who
A brings the mail.
B For everyone
E who works
B behind the scenes.
E You can see them every morning.
B In the factories
E and the fields.
A In the city
E streets and the quiet
B country
C#m D#m towns.
D _
E _ _ .
Working together
B like spokes
E inside a wheel.
A They keep this
E country turning around.
_
A Hello,
E Kansas!.
Wheatfield
A farmers, let me thank you
E for your time.
A You earned a memorial
E week for a living.
_
B Just to send it on
E down the line.
_ .
A Hello,
E West Virginia coal
A miners,.
let me thank you for
E your time.
A You earned a memorial
E week for a living.
_
B Just to send it on
E down the line.
This
B is for the ones who drives the big
A rig.
Up
E and down the road.
B For the ones out in the
A warehouse.
Bringing
E in the load.
C#m For the waitress, the mechanic,.
G#m the
A policeman on patrol.
B For everyone
E who works
B behind the scenes.
_
E With
F#m a spirit
B you can't replace with no
A machine.
B _ _ _ _ _ .
Hello, _
A _ _
E America!
_ _ .
_
A Let me _ thank you for _ _
E your time.
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A _ .
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