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Alan Jackson Working Class Hero Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.92/10 [13 votes]Album: Don't Rock the Jukebox / Original Release Date: 1991-05-14Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 14 sec
ALAN JACKSON
- Working Class Hero Lyrics / with translationsA callused right hand
Holds a shiny gold watch
Thirty years spent on clock
But you won't see no tears
This workin' class hero
He's always been hard as a rock
He knows he's too old
To really start over
Besides he just wouldn't know how
But I guess he's just glad
That he's not alone
But he's got to wonder what now
'Cause there's no hall of fame
For that working class hero
No statue carved out of stone
His greatest reward is the love of a woman
And his children, so after he's gone
That old working class hero lives on
That three-bedroom house
He built in the '50s
Seems much bigger today
With just him and mama
And not many bills
'Cause all of the kids moved away
What he's done with his life
Might not be remembered
But he's got every right to be proud
'Cause the blood sweatin' years
Of this workin' class hero
Is really what livin's about
'Cause there's no hall of fame
For that working class hero
No statue carved out of stone
His greatest reward is the love of a woman
And his children so after he's gone
That old workin' class hero lives on
Yes, that workin' class hero lives on
That workin' class hero lives on
Holds a shiny gold watch
Thirty years spent on clock
But you won't see no tears
This workin' class hero
He's always been hard as a rock
He knows he's too old
To really start over
Besides he just wouldn't know how
But I guess he's just glad
That he's not alone
But he's got to wonder what now
'Cause there's no hall of fame
For that working class hero
No statue carved out of stone
His greatest reward is the love of a woman
And his children, so after he's gone
That old working class hero lives on
That three-bedroom house
He built in the '50s
With just him and mama
And not many bills
'Cause all of the kids moved away
What he's done with his life
Might not be remembered
But he's got every right to be proud
'Cause the blood sweatin' years
Of this workin' class hero
Is really what livin's about
'Cause there's no hall of fame
For that working class hero
No statue carved out of stone
His greatest reward is the love of a woman
And his children so after he's gone
That old workin' class hero lives on
Yes, that workin' class hero lives on
That workin' class hero lives on
Facts about Working Class Hero
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Working Class Hero is written by Donald R. Sampson, Alan Eugene Jackson.
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It is first released on May 14, 1991 as part of Alan Jackson's album "Don't Rock the Jukebox" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Working Class Hero' by Alan Jackson describes a dedicated worker who achieves happiness through his family and the legacy he creates instead of pursuing material wealth and fame. The song shows that people should value love and family connections together with everyday happiness because these things create permanent effects through their ordinary lives. The lyrics of Working Class Hero focus on five main themes which include love and personal reflection and empowerment and social commentary and musical inspiration. The song emphasizes three main points which include working class struggles and their impact on society and the importance of family connections and love. The lyrics present three main themes which include hard work and family and pride while maintaining a clean presentation that lacks profanity and violent content and sexually explicit material. The content is appropriate for viewers from all age groups.
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Working Class Hero falls under the genre Country.
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Working Class Hero song length is 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
Who wrote Working Class Hero lyrics?
Working Class Hero is written by Donald R. Sampson, Alan Eugene Jackson.
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When was Working Class Hero released?
It is first released on May 14, 1991 as part of Alan Jackson's album "Don't Rock the Jukebox" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Working Class Hero lyrics?
When we think about what all of this might truly mean, the song 'Working Class Hero' by Alan Jackson describes a dedicated worker who achieves happiness through his family and the legacy he creates instead of pursuing material wealth and fame. The song shows that people should value love and family connections together with everyday happiness because these things create permanent effects through their ordinary lives. The lyrics of Working Class Hero focus on five main themes which include love and personal reflection and empowerment and social commentary and musical inspiration. The song emphasizes three main points which include working class struggles and their impact on society and the importance of family connections and love. The lyrics present three main themes which include hard work and family and pride while maintaining a clean presentation that lacks profanity and violent content and sexually explicit material. The content is appropriate for viewers from all age groups.
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Which genre is Working Class Hero?
Working Class Hero falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Working Class Hero?
Working Class Hero song length is 3 minutes and 14 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Donald R. Sampson, Alan Eugene JacksonRecord Label(s): 1991 Arista Records LLC
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