Uncle Donnie Miller - Where have all the jobs gone
Album: Somethings I Think, But Then Again, I Just Don't Know
By: Uncle Donnie Miller
By: Uncle Donnie Miller
Duration
4:41
Genres
Description
A Piedmont blues song, written by Uncle Donnie Miller
Lyrics
I went to Detroit, just to look around Empty factory after factory is all I found Out in the suburbs what did I see Homes for sell people in need Where have all the jobs gone They have given them all away I walked down the streets of Roanoke Rapids NC Abandoned factories all around is what I see Remembering the battles fought by Norma Ray For all the textile workers of her day Where have all the jobs gone They have taken them all away Take a walk down the streets of Norfolk VA Then take a stroll down the docks by the bay Where keels of great ships were once laid The ships that kept us free where once made Where have all the jobs gone They have shipped them all away I'd visited Hersey's in PA I sure like the chocolates that made Looking for a chocolate mint But the plant to Mexico it went Where have all the jobs gone They took them all away
