A city built on industry
Red and black and brown and blue
We terry there in the youth of our wedding vows
As the government collects our dues

I’ve never wanted any more
Because we’ve always slept alone

Bring that sweet, sweet surrender
Father, son walking together
Living in the light of a wild eternity

In the sheets, I see a gentle angel
She sleeps and stirs through her glowing veil
I traveled far to the steelman’s city
To havе her hold me in my wails

I’ve nеver wanted any more
Because I’ve always had a safer home
I prayed for God to show me the money
Got struck down by his hammer, oh

So bring me up and fade it out
Bring me up, wash it out