Letra de They're Tearin' The Labor Camps Down

[Verso 1]
I came back to this ole town because my home was here
And to try to find some things I'd left behind
Although I've only been away for just a few short years
But I'd forgot about the pace of modern times
I saw changes all around me and some were good
But I hardly recognized my side of town
They tore down the swinging casing from the cottonwood
And that tree was all that marked familiar ground

[Coro]
Oh, they're tearing the labor camps down
And I feel a little sentimental shame
Where's a hungry man going to live at in this town
Oh, they're tearing the labor camps down

[Verso 2]
The Hilltop family market had been moved somewhere
And the name was changed to fit the newer homes
The folks that I remember were no longer there
And the cabin that my daddy built was gone

[Coro x2]