Steel toes & coveralls Lyrics

I love you, Daddy

Cast iron skillet on the stove

The same one my mama used

She'd whoop my ass if she knew that I used dish soap

To Warsh it off after every use

But I scrub it hard when I do

Nowadays I drink my coffee black

First thing before the sun comes up

I think I'm turning into my old man

Every morning I use the same cup

Yeah, I've got a favorite coffee cup

This old world is changing around me

And I don't want to change at all

So leave me be on my hillside

In my steel-toed boots and coveralls

Everything I own I've had to work for

And I'm just doing the best I can

To provide my kids with the life that they deserve

I'll do it all with my two hands

Yeah, I'll build their life with my bare hands

This old world is changing around me

And I don't want to change at all

So leave me be up on my hillside

In my steel-toed boots and coveralls

Yeah, my steel-toed boots and coveralls

Well, I may be poor as dirt, but I'm a rich man

As long as I've got my home and my last name

In the end it's all in God's hands

I don't have a single regret or an ounce of shame

Oh, by God, I'm not ashamed

This old world is changing around me

And I don't want to change at all

So leave me be upon my hillside

In my steel-toed boots and coveralls

My steel-toed boots and coveralls

A cast-iron skillet on the stove

The same one my mama used

She'd whoop my ass if she knew that I use dish soap

To warsh it off after every use

But I scrub it hard when I do