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Seven Nations - The Factory Song Lyrics

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  • I wonder how
  • And I wonder why
  • Without this factory
  • Could we ever survive?
  • I wonder who
  • I wonder where
  • Are faring better than those around here?
  • I left my home
  • And I said my goodbyes
  • I traveled safely
  • Though some met their demise.
  • I work all day,
  • I work into the night
  • My job goes smoothly
  • And I'm allright.
  • Now I lay me down to work
  • I pray my soul don't get there first
  • If I should die before I make it back home
  • Please carry me home
  • I share this cellar with the top of my friends
  • When the big bell rings, our days at an end
  • We clear our throats from the dusty air
  • The machinary's dynn we always hear
  • Now I lay me down to work
  • I pray my soul don't get there first
  • If I should die before I make it back home
  • Please carry me home
  • Now we take ourselves and drink
  • Our minds and bodies too tired to think
  • If we should die before I make it back home
  • Please carry me home
  • LAte at night as I lay in my bed
  • The factory's lights dancing over my head
  • Like this whole damn town, like this whole damn place
  • Even when we sleep, do we fall from grace?
  • Now I lay me down to work
  • I pray my soul don't get there first
  • If I should die before I make it back home
  • Please carry me home
  • Now we take ourselves and drink
  • Our minds and bodies too tired to think
  • If we should die before I make it back home
  • Please carry me home
  • I think some of these may be off, but they're pretty close.

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