Thanksgiving
Henry Crook Bird
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I'm a fixture at the quarries I work from dawn to dusk Pushing mud, crushing rock And choking down the dust I can swear that I was born here And it's here that I will rust But tonight they all can kiss my ass I'm punching out for home I can see you're rather new here Far out away from home No corner in particular to be I've got a house right on the mountainside And I want you to know That you can come around the bend And spend the holidays with me The days all blend together here Forever on they drone The boss'll work your fingers till they bleed They can work me in that pit Until they're digging up my bones But not a soul on my watch Will spend Thanksgiving alone We'll make a feast upon the table By the labor of our hand Working side by side throughout the day And losing sweat around the stove Is but a meager price to pay For you'll find nothing closer to perfection All across this land The chicken is to die for Raised in our backyard Fully stuffed and cut across the grain And my wife will bake a batch of biscuits That'll tear you off the reins So tuck it in dear friend at either end Sit firm and eat your fill The days all blend together here Forever on they drone The boss'll work your fingers till they bleed They can work me in that pit Until they're digging up my bones But not a soul on my watch Will spend Thanksgiving alone
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