My daddy was a miner
My daddy's daddy, too
Union, God, and country
Is all they ever knew
They worked from early mornin'
Till the evenin' whistle blew
When it'd strike the mine
You'd walk the line
'Cause that's just what ya do
When you're born in West Virginia
A miner through and through
Union, God, and country
Was all you ever knew
Union, God, and country
West Virginia, golden blue
Union, God, and country
Was all we ever knew
Before there was a union
The company was king
You'd work your fingers to the bone
Couldn't show a thing
You shifted coal to Friday
Draw your pay and then
You'd walk down to the company store
And give it back again
That's why they made the union
They had nothin' left to lose
Union, God, and country
Was all they ever knew
It was union, God, and country
West Virginia, golden blue
Union, God, and country
Was all we ever knew
It was union, God, and country
West Virginia, golden blue
Union, God, and country
Was all we ever knew
It was union, God, and country
West Virginia, golden blue
Union, God, and country
Was all we ever knew
Steve Earle is an American singer-songwriter, musician, and actor born in Texas in 1955. Considered one of the most important folk rock songwriters in America, Earle has a career spanning over four decades characterized by a sound that blends country, blues, rock, and punk. His songs often address social issues such as poverty, social justice, and the struggles of the oppressed. Among his most notable albums are "Guitar Town" (1986), "Copperhead Road" (1988) and "The Hard Way" (2009). Earle is also a successful actor, with roles in films like "The Apostle" (1997) and "Walled In" (2008). Some of his most representative songs include "Copperhead Road", "Guitar Town", "Ellis Unit One" and "I Feel Alright".
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