
歌词
[Intro] [Verse] Wiping down the chipped tile countertop Watching as the luxury mountain tops Taping up a handwritten free lunch sign Keeping hope alive on a thin line Mr. Miller knows the hunger in the gut Keeping doors open when the world is shut He sees the struggle in the quiet eyes Underneath the gray and heavy winter skies [Chorus] To the ones who held the weight Before they changed the zip code state Quiet giants in a shifting town Refusing to let the spirit drown We see the work you did for free The roots of every local tree [Post-Chorus] They can't erase the soul Even when they take control They can't erase the heart Even when they tear it apart [Verse] Fading mural on the alley wall Echoes of a nineties rally call Miss Hattie’s in the center past five Helping every lonely spirit stay alive No grants or awards for the mentorship Just a steady hand on a sinking ship She knows the names of the fathers gone Guiding every child to the breaking dawn [Hook] It’s the uncredited care In the thick city air It’s the love that they share When nobody is there [Bridge] Wurlitzer groaning in a minor key What happens to the soul of the community? When the brick and mortar turns to glass And the memories are buried in the past Vinyl crackle on the double bass Trying not to lose this sacred space [Verse] New faces walking with a cold stare Unaware of the love in the atmosphere They don't see the years of the sacrifice The heavy toll and the quiet price Of the man who fixed the bikes for the block Checking every door and every single lock Uncredited heroes of the rust and rain Holding back the tide of the local pain [Chorus] To the ones who held the weight Before they changed the zip code state Quiet giants in a shifting town Refusing to let the spirit drown We see the work you did for free The roots of every local tree [Post-Chorus] They can't erase the soul Even when they take control They can't erase the heart Even when they tear it apart [Outro]
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