Evan Pennisi - American Denim Lyrics

A man wakes up at 5am checks his face in the mirror
Everything's the same his world's not much clearer
A work day ahead the children lying in bed
A kiss on the cheek
A note left on the fridge
Please don't forget those groceries for the week
If love was only a promise would it be something that you seek?
Don't worry baby our dreams are just resting
In the valley between two mountain peaks
Holdin' back tears from his eyes
Yeah the world must spin still it catches me by surprise
So he rolls up his sleeves greases the wheels
With calloused hands tougher than steel
But his heart sometimes aches every now and then
Even behind all of that American Denim
Checks on his neighbors left his dreams all behind
To fight in a war that was neither yours or mine
Always there for his friends an honest man to the end
A summer gone by
Those fireworks in July
Sometimes a country doesn't keep it's end of the deal
But if its heart is broken is it something one can heal?
Don't worry baby our dreams are just resting
In the valley between two mountain peaks
Holdin' back tears from his eyes
Yeah the world must spin still it catches me by surprise
So he rolls up his sleeves greases the wheels
With calloused hands tougher than steel
But his heart sometimes aches every now and then
Even behind all of that American Denim
Even behind all of that American Denim