Yep n alot of history for one the ships in the Past from Ireland... England like in the titanic movie for instance I've watched alot of them from in the past ....
RIP songwriter Troy Jones who wrote this great song with George Strait. He died Friday (Sept. 11), following an accident when an electrical current came into contact with his boat dock in Alabama.
I am a retired Teacher/Librarin! Worked at a Howard Johnson as a house keeper@, Krogers as a bagger and cart getter! I worked over 30 years at one job! America has got to take a big breath and dig in! We will overcime this virus!
Gotta love this song! I can't figure out why it never got much airplay. A very underrated tune indeed. Kind of reminds me of a song Elvis would have sang in one of his movies.
It definitely got a lot of airplay in Louisiana. I don't typically listen to this type of music, but know this tune from hearing it so much on the radio
When ya clock out at the wine factory but the mopping the floor and the sake wine tears just contaminated every thing all over again 🥂 at the cost of $600,000k. CLOCKED THE HELL OUT 😠
David Overholt great song, but is anyone else annoyed at the fact that Kenny never had a real job but yet he acts like a hard working American? That’s always bugged me about him and this song. Guy knows nothing about shift work. Idk
@@justinbillingsley6958 its called a tribute to the common man, he doesn't have to have lived it to sing about it, how do you know what experiences he has besides singing??? Id venture to say he witnessed his mother or father busting their ass for the family......
@@Operatorjay I don't know much about being a lumberjack. I'm a general laborer in a lumberyard. But, I know the basics. Keep an eye on your surroundings, don't stand in places that are dangerous, and expect the unexpected.
@@Operatorjaydude save your body I stacked lumber for years green blocking rail road ties to dried lumber learned to be a sawyer ran saw, worked in the woods it’s not worth it man such a low paying job I do way less for way more now don’t recommend mills or logging not worth it
Can’t say I ever really fully appreciated this song until I went on turns at the steel mill I work at now. Been almost 2 years working the Timken schedule, but for the pay and benefits, it’s definitely worth it.
THIS is my song. I'm a care aide and I just finished my 6 day rotation. I work 6-2, 7-3 2-10 3-11 or 11-7. Sometimes it's shorter. Other places it's 6:30-2:30, 2:30-10:30 or 10:30-6:30.
Tyler Mangrum Blue collard, lol! Unless you're talking about blue leafy vegetables, your spelling is no better than than Cassandra’s. Collar or collared would have been ok.
I work 7-3 for the kick ass city of Farmington Hills Michigan in the parks and golf Department, every year I vacation up to Bellaire Michigan and listen to this song on the beach with a lemonade in my hand.
My husband works in a steel mill it can be 7-3 or 3-11 or 11-7 or 7 am to 11 pm or 3pm to 7 am . Back to back 16 hours . I bought him a boat to see him smile . He has 4 weeks vacation . We go to Florida every winter for 2 weeks . God bless his soul he retires in 2 1/2 years . It’s sh&$ work . Good money and benefits but lousy conditions and crappy hours . I just pray for his safety . Thank you too all hard working Americans ! You are the best !!!
@@rickrhoads8614 I always knew he was doing it for us. He could be angry because of lack of sleep. But I knew it wasn’t him. He finally retired. It took him 2 years to sleep normal. Then we got busy with projects. Have a great day!
This is my work ringtone on my phone! It's off a little from out shifts though (6-4, 4-12, 12-6). I love it as my ringtone though, so appropriate for when someone calls me to cover their shift!
when i worked in a small machine shop and i was hourly my shift was whenever i clocked in until i clocked out. when i graduated and was a college "boy" i went to white collar salaried worker and my shift was when ever i got into work and quitting time is whenever i left work. now that i am in forced retirement i work for my self and i work when i want and quit when i want .....
I work 7pm-7am Friday through Sunday and every other Thursday in a plastic wrap factory. Been there about 4 years now. Absolute HELL! Paid sick days, holiday pay, paid vacations, and health insurance is what keeps me from quitting.
My father is the first man in this video, You we’re a good hard workin man that always provided for our family and always made sure we had everything we needed, there’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think of you, I’m proud to have your name dad, we will meet again one day RIP Benjamin Michael Perry
My shift work is from 11-4. I work hard on my shift, especially on buffet days. I wouldn't give it up for anything in the world right now because the rest of my day is mine.
We just need someone who cares and codes, happens more often than you realize. The world won't change overnight; little by little by little. Hope this helps all who read it. One love
3-11 at 20/hr steelworkers, hard work comes with good pay 80+ hours on a check. without us working class there would be nothing. It all starts somewhere
Used to work in the same factory as my dad. From where I worked I could see my dad doing piece work and working like a madman trying to bring home a few more dollars. Gave me an appreciation for what he did until he couldn't do it anymore.
I woke up at 3am this morning in my 18 wheeler for a delivery with this song in my head..So i sat behind the wheel for a smoke, and started looking at Myrtle Beach vacation deals for this summer..And of course i had to come here to give it a listen..Man does Kenny Rock!!!....NSR is the whip too, i keep it on all day everyday while im rolling!!
Kenny, I wish you were one of my sons and we would be having that beer in Mexico at least once a year. I am back to bartending which is way better than what I was doing. You give me inspiration. Greetings from Arizona!
Written by the great songwriter Troy Jones. He passed away unexpectedly in 2020. The inspiration for the song was the paper mill in his hometown of Port St Joe, Florida and working men and women everywhere.
I love this. American culture is so beautiful to me. Just wanting the basic happiness of life it seems, and that the people can be close regardless of color even though I know there are still issues. Beautiful. liebst Amerika
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
I work 14 hour days, 70 hours a week, with the weekend "off". By that, I mean I may not be home every weekend. Part of being a trucker I guess. Oh, and I make $0.38/mi
vlasktom i was a trucker for 1 year... doing port container work 20-22 bucks a hour 12-13 hours.. all i can say is that while i drove all i could think about is.. is this my fucken life.....so now im going to heavy duty mechanics ... im thinking get a trade in... which includes trucks... 40 bucks hour union with a red seal, safety first work for a good company do 30 years and then open a business and then party..after you learn a trade life improves because you can always make money.. learn heavy duty mechanics with welding and dude in a decade of doing that ur looking at 100+200+ a hour working in the north a self employed field mechanic...Fresh air...freedom...fix the damn Equipment at your own pace with safety in mind(WHich means work at your own pace no breaking your back), just got to invest you own truck with equipment now how hard is that...Obiuslly in the beggining it is going to be hard but then... stuff slows down and you become advanced BIG MONEY PLAYA!!!
worked "rotating shifts" for thirty yrs...although retirement was the best day of my life,its all the friends you made that you miss most..and you will never see again
I start school at 8am and finish at 3pm then work until 10 or 11 and somtimes even later during the week......wake up in the morning and do it all over again. When the weekend rolls around i work from 5am to 9 or 10 pm and most of the time i put in overtime which lasts until sometimes 1 or 2 am ( thats the heavy duty mechanic hours in a logging town).
Hello Mary. I hope you’re well. Thanks for the support with your likes and comments, I’m forever grateful. I was just going through my comments. how many of my shows have you attended? I will like to get to know you more if you don’t mind. Text me on my fans number 6504076610 and indicate your name. Hope to read from you soon . Be Blessed Kenny Chesney 🎶💙
@@kennychesney489 You may like to check out Talker Productions "A Million Miles Away" . Thats my brother in law, he wrote it for my sister. I haven't been able to see either of you perform ... sure would be awesome. Its about Tennessee to.😉
Finished a day out in the California sun as an electrician and right before my 2nd shower beer i decided i needed this song. California aint no place for a Missouri boy.
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
Thank you to everyone who still gets in thier car and drives or walks to real stores. The employees and businesses are thankful.Retail therapy is real literally for customers and employees.
My mother came from a family of shift workers...Pittsburgh, PA! She loved this song! I miss hearing her sing this in my car. Miss you mum!
Yep n alot of history for one the ships in the Past from Ireland... England like in the titanic movie for instance I've watched alot of them from in the past ....
@Kenny Chesney never!
@Kenny Chesney Steel Town. Pittsburgh. No sadly
@Kenny Chesney k
RIP songwriter Troy Jones who wrote this great song with George Strait. He died Friday (Sept. 11), following an accident when an electrical current came into contact with his boat dock in Alabama.
so very talented Troy Jones; love his songs, so very sad
So very sorry another blues player gone home
🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔💔😢😢😢😢😢😢
Too sad. He is in a better place. What a loss
I appreciate good hard working Americans. Worked the assembly line building trucks. God bless you all.
I am a retired Teacher/Librarin! Worked at a Howard Johnson as a house keeper@, Krogers as a bagger and cart getter! I worked over 30 years at one job! America has got to take a big breath and dig in! We will overcime this virus!
My dad works at ford making F-150s
True that brother! 😎👏🏻🇺🇸🥃
Gotta love this song! I can't figure out why it never got much airplay. A very underrated tune indeed. Kind of reminds me of a song Elvis would have sang in one of his movies.
It definitely got a lot of airplay in Louisiana. I don't typically listen to this type of music, but know this tune from hearing it so much on the radio
Kenny has so many great songs I hate that country radio doesn’t play all the good music
When ya clock out at the wine factory but the mopping the floor and the sake wine tears just contaminated every thing all over again
🥂 at the cost of $600,000k.
CLOCKED THE HELL OUT 😠
My day starts listenening to this song. My day ends listenening to no shoes, no shirt, no problems.
Oo good I hope it paid your bills and so you're worried about it yourself what about your granddaughter that sit down the gate by yourself
@@philfalcucci2080 The fuck?
Not A bad day😉🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Same here man 🫡👏🏻💯
I remember this being filmed while I went to school. That gas station is the one in Wartrace, TN.
I hope he sent that guy to Jamaica! ❤✌️😁
I think Kenny dedicated this song to all the blue collar workers doing what they do best.
David Overholt great song, but is anyone else annoyed at the fact that Kenny never had a real job but yet he acts like a hard working American? That’s always bugged me about him and this song. Guy knows nothing about shift work. Idk
@@justinbillingsley6958 its called a tribute to the common man, he doesn't have to have lived it to sing about it, how do you know what experiences he has besides singing??? Id venture to say he witnessed his mother or father busting their ass for the family......
Damn Right!!
My shift starts at 3:30pm and ends at 2am. I'm a lumberyard worker and this song speaks to me on a special level.
How does lumbering work and what should i do and not do? i wanna be a lumberjack when im a couple years older.
@@Operatorjay I don't know much about being a lumberjack. I'm a general laborer in a lumberyard. But, I know the basics. Keep an eye on your surroundings, don't stand in places that are dangerous, and expect the unexpected.
@@Operatorjaydude save your body I stacked lumber for years green blocking rail road ties to dried lumber learned to be a sawyer ran saw, worked in the woods it’s not worth it man such a low paying job I do way less for way more now don’t recommend mills or logging not worth it
Brings me back to our family camping trips every summer when I was a kid. So thankful that this song was instilled into my every day life!
Talkin bout a pile of "shiftwork " lamao !!!!!!
Can’t say I ever really fully appreciated this song until I went on turns at the steel mill I work at now. Been almost 2 years working the Timken schedule, but for the pay and benefits, it’s definitely worth it.
I remember they would play this song all the time when I used to work at a Boulder Creek restaurant. Really made the shifts....feel like shift work!
Shitwork I mean shiftwork lol. Struggle Is real. God bless us all that do. My am music to get going. Peace to all. Namaste
totally love your comment! namaste.
THIS is my song. I'm a care aide and I just finished my 6 day rotation. I work 6-2, 7-3 2-10 3-11 or 11-7. Sometimes it's shorter. Other places it's 6:30-2:30, 2:30-10:30 or 10:30-6:30.
Rest in Peace Troy Jones"" who wrote this Song"" it is Amazing ""💔😞💞🎶🎶
I still love this song .
Yes, it'll be one of those tunes I hope will come with me on my journey to heaven if I should get there. Thanks Kenny. Hennes from Hagen, Germany.
Love this represents blue collar Americans the 90 percenters who make this country what it is! ✌️🗽🇺🇸
Cassandra Belen when did we get blue colored people is my question n were can I see them. I work factory and I'm part of the blue collard class
Smurfs in America.
Tyler Mangrum Blue collard, lol! Unless you're talking about blue leafy vegetables, your spelling is no better than than Cassandra’s. Collar or collared would have been ok.
I work 7-3 for the kick ass city of Farmington Hills Michigan in the parks and golf Department, every year I vacation up to Bellaire Michigan and listen to this song on the beach with a lemonade in my hand.
Smurfs?
My husband works in a steel mill it can be 7-3 or 3-11 or 11-7 or 7 am to 11 pm or 3pm to 7 am . Back to back 16 hours . I bought him a boat to see him smile . He has 4 weeks vacation . We go to Florida every winter for 2 weeks . God bless his soul he retires in 2 1/2 years . It’s sh&$ work . Good money and benefits but lousy conditions and crappy hours . I just pray for his safety . Thank you too all hard working Americans ! You are the best !!!
Malibu here Timing is da shit moon phase wind and 7211
Bless him and you it's hard holding a relationship together with that chaos
@@rickrhoads8614 I always knew he was doing it for us. He could be angry because of lack of sleep. But I knew it wasn’t him. He finally retired. It took him 2 years to sleep normal. Then we got busy with projects. Have a great day!
Big ol pile of shiiiiiiiiiiiiiit work
Love this song him and George Strait they sound so good together
When I was younger, my stepdad would blast this song on the stereo when we cleaned the house, it is his favorite song and I like too
This is my work ringtone on my phone! It's off a little from out shifts though (6-4, 4-12, 12-6). I love it as my ringtone though, so appropriate for when someone calls me to cover their shift!
when i worked in a small machine shop and i was hourly my shift was whenever i clocked in until i clocked out. when i graduated and was a college "boy" i went to white collar salaried worker and my shift was when ever i got into work and quitting time is whenever i left work. now that i am in forced retirement i work for my self and i work when i want and quit when i want .....
I don't know much about working hard! but I appreciate Mr Chesney employing all these pretty lady's in this video! God bless America 🇺🇸
LOVE THIS SONG!!!!
that means you got unique taste for music :)
@Reba McEntire just another imposter - get lost
@Reba McEntire The real Reba McEntire wouldn't be wasting her time in TH-cam talking to people 🙄
I work 7pm-7am Friday through Sunday and every other Thursday in a plastic wrap factory. Been there about 4 years now. Absolute HELL! Paid sick days, holiday pay, paid vacations, and health insurance is what keeps me from quitting.
Worked all 3 shifts night 🌉 shift us the best 🎉
mark smith you're a saint thank you for your service
thank all these guys that make our world go round n all the city slickers take it for granted. id like ta see them do some real work.
God bless every U.S. worker making the United States of America the greatest country in the world!!!!!!!
My father is the first man in this video, You we’re a good hard workin man that always provided for our family and always made sure we had everything we needed, there’s not a day that goes by that I don’t think of you, I’m proud to have your name dad, we will meet again one day RIP Benjamin Michael Perry
Thats so cool! My thanks to your family for helping this country run ... because shiftworkers do run this country. 😉
One of my favorite songs to play during my shift, I work at Texas Roadhouse❤️
Reminds me of all those years at Philip Morris in Richmond making Marlboros 24/7. Hard fricking work.
Thanks for the smokes...lol
I haven't smoked them in 35 year's but they were alway's the best! We used to call them "Marb's" back then...Lol
@@hookahb8299 THE MANUFACTURING PROCESS IS AMAZING. I LOVED MY JOB. . MARLBORO IS STILL #1. THANK YOU FOR HELPING SEND MY KID TO COLLEGE.
@@carolflann2927 CONGRATS ON BECOMING A NON SMOKER!!!!q
Worked my ass off at just everything. Love that forklift. 🤯 Ha!!! Love this song. Thanks bro.
Love that forklift. ❤️❤️
Nothings wrong with hard working, it builds character and I love this man and his songs about everyday working people ,,,,,
man who else remembers back when this video was still playing on tv
Amen. God love Tennessee.
God bless the hardworking men and women of this country. There would be no America without you!
I think that this is one of his BEST videos! I love this song so much! Every time I hear it, I start to sing along! This song/video rox out loud! :D
Definitely agree
It sure is hotter tonight in SW Florida! 93’with heat index at 10:22 pm. Questionable weather happening everywhere. 😢
Preach brotha. Working in the oil and gas industry making sure the lights stay on and houses stay warm.
My shift work is from 11-4. I work hard on my shift, especially on buffet days. I wouldn't give it up for anything in the world right now because the rest of my day is mine.
Thanks for your support and your love 😍😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 you can also private chat me on my email kennychesney3310@gmail.com or Google Hangouts
Kenny Chesney should run for president because we need a country president !!!!
We just need someone who cares and codes, happens more often than you realize. The world won't change overnight; little by little by little.
Hope this helps all who read it. One love
Write him in in 2024
what if his voice is contracted?
3-11 at 20/hr steelworkers, hard work comes with good pay 80+ hours on a check. without us working class there would be nothing. It all starts somewhere
Used to work in the same factory as my dad. From where I worked I could see my dad doing piece work and working like a madman trying to bring home a few more dollars. Gave me an appreciation for what he did until he couldn't do it anymore.
wayne s cool story
Inspiring
okay this doesn't make me want to go back to work.I worked 22 years as an ER/trauma nurse on shiftwork. this song makes me want to stay home.
I know what you mean. My mother was the same way shes happily retired. She doesn't miss it
Second shift reply was hard
God bless you girl take a vacation
@Joanna Reed, Thank you for all the people you've helped. You are a hero. One act of you care honors you with a purple 💜 Thank you again.
Love this Song with Kenny & King George Strait "" 11pm to 7am nurse here """ 💘🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸
I am just changing shifts this weekend. From nights to starting early morning. Love this song!!
Been doing this for 40 year's and still enjoy life.
I woke up at 3am this morning in my 18 wheeler for a delivery with this song in my head..So i sat behind the wheel for a smoke, and started looking at Myrtle Beach vacation deals for this summer..And of course i had to come here to give it a listen..Man does Kenny Rock!!!....NSR is the whip too, i keep it on all day everyday while im rolling!!
Shiftwork, I've always loved this song. Love you Kenny Chesney
Kenny, I wish you were one of my sons and we would be having that beer in Mexico at least once a year. I am back to bartending which is way better than what I was doing. You give me inspiration. Greetings from Arizona!
Hadn’t heard this Kenny Chesney song….But does seem quite fitting as I prepare for a 24hr shift with dementia patient.
Kenny Chesney you are my best country singer in the hole wide world. You are awesome.
Jesus I hope Kenny sent all these folks on their vacations. Cheap bastard.
biff mcdermott you are too funny. I thought I would die laughing. lol ^5
biff mcdermott how do u know hes cheap haha u dont
Written by the great songwriter Troy Jones. He passed away unexpectedly in 2020. The inspiration for the song was the paper mill in his hometown of Port St Joe, Florida and working men and women everywhere.
Hard workin men and women ...working their shift !
This was my favorite song at night 11:30 7:30❤
20 years rotating shifts building millions of michelin tires. I still have nightmares and regret missing my kids grow up.
Damn good tires!! Thank you.
I love this. American culture is so beautiful to me. Just wanting the basic happiness of life it seems, and that the people can be close regardless of color even though I know there are still issues. Beautiful. liebst Amerika
Being a nurse 11pn to 7am Monday thru Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday my time to enjoy life !!!💞💞💞💞💞💞
1st shift. 4-1:30. Wake up about 2:45 to make it on time. Gotta love it
5 days a week 6am to 4:30 pm gotta love that hard shift work
This is the type of song I think my grandpa Don would like. He loved bluegrass and country and gospel music.
I never realized how hard it was until I got a Summer job working as Housekeeping in a Howard Johnsons Motel!
I've been blessed in this Life.Kenny Chesney......is completely WHY!!!!!!!!
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
This song has been running through my mind, for days! Some of my neighbors work weird hours! Glad to be retired!
As a nurse I can appreciate this song. Shift work is hard.
Thank you, as a nurse you deserve the 💜 for everything you do to make a patient feel better, safer, and cared for.
Singing with George Strait on this song had to be awesome. It's great listening to it with both 90's singers.
This is WHY i am self employed!! 😊
time flies when you are having fun..
jump to it
Awesome song by our best in country the king himself and kenny chesney love ya
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I work 2p-10p....love it!!!!!! I have the best of both worlds......stay up late and sleep in.
Im on the way baby!
Still listening in 2019 keepn legends alive
My man gots the guns to prove it..Hard worker he is. I appreciate him sooo much
My dad woks shifts and I think he has it pretty good...
5am to 5 pm, 5 days on 5 days off @60 bucks an hours
+ 3weeks paid vacation in summer
I work 14 hour days, 70 hours a week, with the weekend "off". By that, I mean I may not be home every weekend. Part of being a trucker I guess. Oh, and I make $0.38/mi
vlasktom i was a trucker for 1 year... doing port container work 20-22 bucks a hour 12-13 hours.. all i can say is that while i drove all i could think about is.. is this my fucken life.....so now im going to heavy duty mechanics ... im thinking get a trade in... which includes trucks... 40 bucks hour union with a red seal, safety first work for a good company do 30 years and then open a business and then party..after you learn a trade life improves because you can always make money.. learn heavy duty mechanics with welding and dude in a decade of doing that ur looking at 100+200+ a hour working in the north a self employed field mechanic...Fresh air...freedom...fix the damn Equipment at your own pace with safety in mind(WHich means work at your own pace no breaking your back), just got to invest you own truck with equipment now how hard is that...Obiuslly in the beggining it is going to be hard but then... stuff slows down and you become advanced BIG MONEY PLAYA!!!
vlasktom wow that is very little
Jonathon Schroedl Try over the Road trucker 30-40 Cents per mile Not odometer miles Zip Code To zip code 1st Pick up Free I did it for 23 years
Dan Hill what does your dad do for a living?Is he oilfield?
worked "rotating shifts" for thirty yrs...although retirement was the best day of my life,its all the friends you made that you miss most..and you will never see again
i like this song it makes u appreciate all those hard workers
AMEN!
This song is one that tells it all amen still do it think
About this song when I am getting ready for work
And I am 70 and do it every day and enjoy it
7 days a week, 8-12 hour shifts, and on-call. Gotta love that shift work haha
I start school at 8am and finish at 3pm then work until 10 or 11 and somtimes even later during the week......wake up in the morning and do it all over again. When the weekend rolls around i work from 5am to 9 or 10 pm and most of the time i put in overtime which lasts until sometimes 1 or 2 am ( thats the heavy duty mechanic hours in a logging town).
Oh, I was Southern raised! Love this song!
My granddaddy can totally relate to this song, all his years of working at Hartsfield-Jackson INTL Airport for Delta he know's this well!
Did shiftwork for 34 years. Thank God he got me through it.
KonanDUgly djjjaawtu
Wait I’m sure in that 34 years only a few
❤❤❤. The world deserves it. Needs it. People that live like me, I really love and respect. I just am a lil , yeah. But the feeling is genuine.
never understood this reallytill I started working xP
EXCUSE ME MR. CHESNEY, THIS AMERICAN WOMAN APPRECIATES THIS SONG OF YOUR'S IN THE CONTEXT OF WHAT AND WHO YOU'RE SINGING IT FOR.
Hello Mary. I hope you’re well. Thanks for the support with your likes and comments, I’m forever grateful. I was just going through my comments. how many of my shows have you attended? I will like to get to know you more if you don’t mind. Text me on my fans number 6504076610 and indicate your name. Hope to read from you soon .
Be Blessed
Kenny Chesney 🎶💙
@@kennychesney489 You may like to check out Talker Productions "A Million Miles Away" . Thats my brother in law, he wrote it for my sister. I haven't been able to see either of you perform ... sure would be awesome. Its about Tennessee to.😉
god bless the blue collar workers 🍻🍺🍺🍺🍺
Pulling them 11-7s. Shiiift work!
Saturday January 11th-2020:I Like This Tune By Kenny Cheney👍
Kenny Chesney Is One Of My Favorite County Singers)
Working 7-3, 3-11, 11-7
all done....
now partying 7-3, 3-11, 11-7
🎶No Shoes Nation🎶
Finished a day out in the California sun as an electrician and right before my 2nd shower beer i decided i needed this song. California aint no place for a Missouri boy.
Where at in the mo
@@iiclutchus771 Springfield
The chicks look happy! That job looks fun
Definitely makes me want to stay home
I'm going to Hawaii tomorrow !!!!😊
Still listening in 2019
Listening to this song while working a night shift (11-7)...just trying to keep my eye on the prize and work hard until I get to where I wanna be.
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
Love Kenny Chesney
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music❤
Thank you to everyone who still gets in thier car and drives or walks to real stores. The employees and businesses are thankful.Retail therapy is real literally for customers and employees.