Makes you think twice about those fellas you pass by doing road construction. Helps you pay attention when you hear the roar of tools in the background and you just want quiet. These men and women make the world go. God Bless.

@user-yy7xy7fw8d

3 ай бұрын

I wouldn’t say woman at all. I have seen women working construction jobs and women working at my construction job but it don’t last at all say day say that women don’t do jobs like us.

@user-yy7xy7fw8d

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate the women that work in hospitals that’s about it. They don’t last in construction environments. At My work they don’t last a month so don’t get confuse on thanking women in construction jobs

As a bait farmer who starts his day at 3am this song has always spoken to me from the first time I heard it. I’m 22 with arthritis, this life is hard but I provide for my wife and that is enough for me

Thank you for playing my request . I am a railroader on call 24/7 . I listen too it on my way to work for motivation. Somedays I get no sleep or an hour or so . It can be a struggle. But my kids smiling faces help

See why country music is the real deal?❤️

@jwmson7791

Жыл бұрын

So true. It’s about real life, what really matters! ♥️

This song makes me think about my dad who worked very hard for years to provide for me and my brothers. RIP SBT

🙋🏻‍♀️I love some Larry fleet so good story telling country is the best 🎶💜

BTW, it cost him a total of $60 to make this video.... love Larry!

We HAVE to get this man listening to Tyler Childers!

I was a wonder bread route driver, my day started at 2am ended at 5pm 5 days a week, rain, snow, or oklahoma heat, but it was a great job for an uneducated man

ive had Larry Fleet and this song on repeat the last week or so!! Very cool you reacted to it. THis song here man. 4:45am every morning for me, Larry fleet is finally getting some recognition and he ice deserving of it. Three cords and a lie is a great song by him also..

@donnamoskowitz4978

Жыл бұрын

I love 3 chords and a lie!

Your welcome brother, thanks for what you do!

He was a concrete worker when he wrote this song.

Not construction but after telling my partner I was pregnant, he up and left so after I had bub, when he was 20 months, I had no choice but to return to work with one finance company (Nationwide corp) I’d prev been with for 8yrs. Started studying part time, working full time just to support my lad but after two years of relentless bullying from a new ($&@#) manager, had a breakdown and ended up in a ‘lovely’ hospital, so they sacked me. When I got out, I quit 24 yrs of finance and returned to being a carer for aged (dementia), disabled, head injured youth. Much more physical & emotional than office work but love it. I was pissed at first but my patients made me realise that despite all the crap, there’s so many more worse off. Keep smiling ♥️

Jamey Johnson...Lead Me Home Another great gritty singer.

When you started on Morgan’s “majestic ….” I thought you were gonna compliment his beautiful voice again! Forgot how you’re crushing on that mullet!! 😂 From another girl, I think Ali should let you grow it out! You can always cut it if she hates it. Now I’m in trouble! 🤐 And yeah, Uncle Lucius and Keep the Wolves Away is a great one. Its the true story of the lead singer’s dad and working hard like this.

Great song. Had not heard it before.

I work 12 hour days in a warehouse to provide for my wonderful and very pregnant wife, stepson, and of course my baby coming in may. They are my rock and while it’s not something you ever picture yourself doing as a kid, you do what you gotta do

Absolutely love Larry Fleet and this song. I’ve worked swing shift work for the last 12yrs two weeks of day shift waking up at 4am then switching to night shift. It definitely takes a toll on you and getting forced on your off days at times makes it very hard. When this song says on your way home you can hear a little voice say come out and play gets me every time.

Funny you mentioned the Oil field workers. I worked the oil field for 20+ years - most of that time was spent working 14 days straight and having 7 days off. The 14 days working started an hour and a half before work began getting woke up, eating and dressed for work. Then the next 12 hours are spent doing your job whatever that may be from Floorhand, Derrickman, Motorman or Driller. Either way it was 12 hours of hard work. Then time to shower clean up go eat and relax before bed because tomorrow you had to do it all again. So there are people out there that will never know what it is like to work 84 hours a week for 2 weeks in a row just to be able to spend a solid week of off time with your family. Now at 71 yrs old my body is telling me how I broke it down during those years but with all the problems that I have to deal with I know it was worth it for the time I spent with my family on the days off.

I hadn't ever heard that one before either, but I felt that.... Dark when I leave, Dark when I get home. I figured it up once and IF I got 8 hours of sleep, I would only have about 4 hours to eat, shower, and spend with the family, 6 days a week. Only cloths I own that AREN'T work cloths is a few pair of sweats I sleep in, and a dress shirt I wear to funerals. Bills are paid, and there's food on the table though. :) Took a layoff a week or two ago to get some R&R, and let some things heal up. Hit it hard again in the spring.

I love Larry Fleet. One of my favorites is Life worth living. A must listen

Husband has spent 20 years in a steel mill, at times he goes to work and comes back home from work both while dark (Nebraska) and it's given us the chance to own a home and have a kid. My dad worked in the same steel mill for 35 after 5 years out of state on the railroad. My husband has to work a tough job because the insurance covers what I need for meds--I have crohns disease, discoid lupus and scleroderma. I can't work right now due to my health. Husband is a massive man who is stronger than anyone I know from fixing machinery that breaks down. He misses half of our sons football and baseball games but his job gives me the ability to be at everything of our sons. Our marriage is like my parents. My mom was at everything while my dad worked in the steel mill too. Temps easily in the 120's and up in the summer inside the mill and can work on the outside of the mill in -20 degree weather.

Thanks for the words brother we work hard down here buba sun up to sun down. Love this song it’s like the anthem in the mines right now.

Been in the oilfield since 2005 I’ve missed a lot of holidays and other events over the years. It sucks to hear your son beg you not to leave but it is amazing how excited they are when you walk through the door. If you want a reel tear jerker listen to Jamie Johnson the dollar.

@justinchapman4971

10 ай бұрын

Amen me too brother

I get up at 0430 every morning. I am a nurse at a pediatric hospital. The kids keep me going back everyday. So blessed to do what I do.

I was a LPM and then RN. But I have been driving a semi truck for 8 years with my husband and Siberian Husky. We rarely go home. But we do it to help our grown children so they can be have it easier for Them.

This song reminds me of my husband. He's got up between 3am-4am the last 8 years and doesn't get home until after dark most times. He's a carpenter and is Constantly hurting from all the physically demanding/heavy lifting he does day in and day out. I will never be able to thank him enough or show him enough appreciation for what he does for me and our little boy.

@hitandruncommentor

Ай бұрын

Thank you for appreciating him. He does it for you and yours.

Country you ware on your sleeve. Its about real life we all can live threw. Welcome to the family of the US.

These are the real men of the world!!

I love working it’s in my nature

I've never listened to Larry b4, thanks for introducing him. I really enjoyed it.

@justinchapman4971

10 ай бұрын

You need to go check out where I find god

Great song, great artist, great reaction Sebs. If you are looking for uplifting songs to review… you can’t go wrong with Alan Jackson. “Remember When”, “The Older I Get”, and “Drive”

My husband is a roof Project Manager and drives sometimes 12 hours just to get back home, he flies from Florida to New Jersey in a day to get back home. I could not do what he does.

I wish you’d play Noah Thomason’s version of Working man, He won American Idol last year, He’s from the hills of Eastern Kentucky, He’s really an amazing young man I promise I do not know him but I do know real talent.. Not saying Larry Fleet doesn’t do a great job, he does! , Noah Thompson is a working man for sure, he hangs sheet rock, and other carpentry work! Thank You!

@colterlenz670

Жыл бұрын

larry fleet was a concrete guy before music

You've been turned, my friend... country music is pure reality. Welcome to the club

3 wooden crosses is a must for your next reaction 🔥

@reneerocha1796

Жыл бұрын

Three Wooden Crosses - Randy Travis! Yes

Must be doing Something Right by Billy Currington is my all-time favorite song, talks about his woman basically and is great.

Love your channel Please try out seven sundays by clay walker It’s an absolute masterpiece!! Keep on keeping on !!

Up at 2am, home at 7pm running non stop as an RN

Trailer we call home - whiskey Myers

I adore Larry Fleet! Yeah, both men and women know the feeling but I give a little extra credit to men who work like that so maybe their wives can spend more time with their kids, may she can find a job that is more family friendly because he’s willing to man up. Thanks to all those men 💪🏼

I Just Can't Go on Dying Like This Song by George Strait

This is me all the way

💝💝💝

You should listen to - Keep the wolves away, by Uncle Lucius

Sohyang - Bridge Over Troubled Water - Probably one of the greatest singers ever, yet most have never heard of her. Live Version. Vocals and notes like you've never heard.

🇺🇸💪🏻

Barracuda ❤

You should check out Alabama 40 hour week.

👍🏽

Can you please react to DROWNING by CHRIS YOUNG? It’s such a beautiful song. Losing my twin sister two years ago this song sums up how I feel from time to time.

@chrisf2253

Жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear your loss. I am a twin myself and I can’t imagine. If you get a chance YT search for “When tomorrow starts without me” by Trey Pendley. It’s more husband/wife but gorgeous song all the same. All the best to you.

🙂

Larry worked concret for years

You should react to stoned by Parker McCollum

React to HARDY - JACK 🔥

🧶

I know you will probably never play this music but saying that you are a guitar fan. I thought you Martin joy. Joe bonamassalong with Eric Clapton is called further on down the road. It's when the air Clapton's souls but then I gotta say I don't send you money to play songs. So you're probably never playing this for yourself even to get the enjoyment out of it. And we may God-bless you miss Elliot. I think she's a beautiful lady don't ever let her go and treat her like a lady

Please do Lost and Lonely by Aaron Lewis.

Check out drake white!!

Get up and go to the barn, so cold the water and calf sloober freezing on your hands. The your eight year old son that hit the floor at 4:30am, same as you, laughing the purist laughter that can ever hit a mothers ears, make the hurting cold hands suddenly turn warm. Use running to the pond to break the ice so the cows can drink. Him running ahead calling all the cats in for warm milk. I clean up cook home made biscuits, while he showering and getting ready to go to school. When he gets on the bus, I’m heading to the tractor to feed the rest of the cows. NO way what I change it. When he gets in, it’s getting in fire wood. Him driving the tractor now going to get hay to feed the other cows, the. Back to Bottle feeding calves. Dad comes in from his welding job. We eat supper. So. Cleans up kitchen &’gets up home work. Husband and I head to shop to lay out and weld so side jobs. We stay out til bout 11pm. Drag in, up again at 4:30am. Then when my husband hits 52 he takes his life. That there for takes our life as we ever knew it. Had to sale farm. I went to driving semi truck cross country. My son becomes a Firefighter;EMR. WORKS 2 fire stations,24 hour shifts. And drives an ambulance for 12 hours. And starts it all over again. BUT I WOULD NOT CHANGE ONE LAUGH FROM MY SON FOR ANOTHER 30 minutes in bed

And this guy dont comment on any of his comments

You should do "State I'm In." By Aaron Lewis kzread.info/dash/bejne/gmGio9h9mZTeYrg.html

@dustinsmith3235

Жыл бұрын

Anything by Aaron Lewis!

still debasing your guitar I see

@candybarnes2164

Жыл бұрын

Whos going to love you by johnny reid

22 years, retired infantry... I'd do it all over again.