I work at Wixom making Lincolns and Marks
Build ‘em I don’t fix ‘em, take mine to Clarks
Got a purple Continental, needs spark plugs
Bought it from a pimp, he got it off a couple of thugs
The buses roll in on Tiger nights
Willie Horton, Al Kaline, in left and right
Mom and dad moved out to Sterling Heights
But I like it here on Trumbull under the stadium lights
I work at Wixom, but I live in Detroit
Never been robbed in the hood at gunpoint
The MC5 sold me a joint
I work at Wixom, but I live in Detroit
I work at Wixom, making luxury cars
Hop on 96 and – it ain’t that far
Working on my pension, lifelong pay
You can move to Novi, think I’ll stay
I work at Wixom, but I live in Detroit
Got a rich uncle with a big house in Grosse Pointe
Might be family, did time in the joint
I work at Wixom, but I live in Detroit
White guys, black guys, we call each other “baby”
Not just to crack wise - That’s how we say “hey”
Who’s our best pinch hitter? Hands down Gates Brown
Hey, I’m not a quitter, never gonna leave Corktown
Lamb spins a tale of love and woe full of true irony and forlorn humor…Lamb has given us a slice of life in which we find common ground, but is anything but commonplace…
Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
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