All the Labor
Digging Deep: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'All the Labor'
Lyrics
All the labor landed in the sod
All the hard work and effort was invested in the soil or land.
Where the digger cried it's my calling, sir
A person engaged in digging feels a strong sense of purpose or calling.
And it is no mistake that I put you in the ground so well
The speaker takes pride in burying someone skillfully, emphasizing intentionality.
And if they pay me well that's great
If adequately compensated for the work, it's appreciated, but financial reward is not the sole motivation.
It's just gravy I'd do it anyway
Any additional benefits or rewards beyond the pay are like gravy; the speaker would do the job regardless.
All the labor stood up and shouted I'll wait for you fun lovin' minever cheevy
Labor collectively expresses a willingness to wait for the speaker's "fun-loving" and persistent pursuit (minever cheevy).
With all yer drunken dellusions I am a sensational place
The speaker is a remarkable and noteworthy place amidst the drink-induced fantasies of others.
Of comeraderie and pleasure won't you stand with me in your garden once more
The speaker invites others to join in the shared experiences of camaraderie and pleasure, especially in a garden setting.
All the labor although it be brick on brick
Labor, whether in construction or other forms, involves meticulous attention to detail, layer upon layer.
Stitch on stitch and earn to urn
Emphasizes the repetitive and incremental nature of labor, likening it to the process of stitching and earning.
A presence on the lift what this great ole nation was built on boy
Highlights the importance of hard work as the foundation of the nation, suggesting it's integral to its existence.
Outlives the package everyday mama mama everyday
Despite challenges, the enduring spirit of the nation surpasses the superficial or temporary aspects of life.
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