(Soulful
Hammond
organ
swells,
a
steady
kick
drum
enters,
smooth
horn
stab)
Sun
goes
down
on
the
mill
My
hands
still
full
of
steel
I
tote
that
weight
all
day
Then
I
feel
what
hurts
was
real
My
boots
got
river
mud
My
shirt
got
smoke
and
rain
I
keep
my
face
straight
on
But
I
know
that
old
dog
pain
And
when
the
day
is
over
I
drag
my
heart
back
home
I
lean
against
that
door
And
I
hear
the
house
moan
And
when
the
day
is
over
I’
m
just
a
man
undone
And
when
the
day
is
over
I
need
your
hand,
your
touch
When
the
day
is
over
Don’
t
leave
me
out
here
stuck (
When
the
day
is
over)
Mama’
s
pot
still
on
low
A
plate
and
a
crackin’
fork
The
shadows
stretch
on
the
wall
Just
like
that
blue-collar
torque
I’
m
talkin’ ‘
bout
the
rhythm
Of
a
life
that’
s
etched
in
stone
I’
m
talkin’ ‘
bout
the
fire
That
keeps
me
from
the
cold
And
when
the
day
is
over
I’
m
just
a
man
undone
And
when
the
day
is
over
I
need
your
hand,
your
touch
When
the
day
is
over
Don’
t
leave
me
out
here
stuck (
When
the
day
is
over)
It’
s
a
long
road
walkin’
back
to
the
truth
When
the
silence
rings
out
loud
I’
m
lookin’
for
a
light,
lookin’
for
a
sign
Just
to
find
my
way
through
the
crowd
Oh,
just
to
find
my
way
back
to
you
The
floorboard
gives
a
creak
The
radio’
s
hummin’
low
I
trade
my
heavy
shoes
For
the
life
that
I
used
to
know
No
more
steel,
no
more
heat
Just
the
steady
beat
of
your
heart
We’
ll
build
it
up
tonight
Before
the
morning
tears
it
apart
And
when
the
day
is
over
I’
m
just
a
man
undone
And
when
the
day
is
over
I
need
your
hand,
your
touch
When
the
day
is
over
Don’
t
leave
me
out
here
stuck (
When
the
day
is
over)
Yeah,
when
the
day
is
over
Yeah,
when
the
day
is
over
Just
need
your
hand
in
mine
Let
the
night
take
the
rest
of
it
Everything’
s
gonna
be
fine (
When
the
day
is
over...) (
Hammond
organ
fades
out
with
a
warm
horn
harmony)