The overlooked

I know y’all couldn’t wait so here’s oil field country song number 5 first I wanna thank god for each and every day that we been safe and to watch over us in this near future now I wanna talk about the people that’s that’s not recognized as much as they should nobody really says much but they are appreciated so I’m telling you now in this song I wanna thank you in my song thank you for everything you do getting up early knocking off late have to have meals cooked every morning evening and night that’s a lot food but your always on time and never late feeding twenty five plus people every single day even help with laundry it’s not even there job but always helping anyway these are people and our friends from the lands far away they fly to the United States cause there just like us wanna make money to provide for there families over there in the Philippines I’m sure but I think they can have more wives so they prolly like my pump operator Gerald have 10 kids or more or like Joe bob ain’t even shore when he even wants to have kids yet cause he’s to worried about getting bears tattoos on his neck he clams it is a wolf I’m such a nice guy I just agree with him this week is coming to end now tempers seem to be getting shorter but so far everybody hanging in there got the night crew changing in the morning it will be good to see some new faces makes the time go by a little faster in the oilfield we call this hump day so they will be getting on personnel basket after they sign the J S A pick up in the air looking down off the Charleston landing on the lady lab looks pretty smooth evening going with the ocean current and the best thing about it south tim 67 ain’t but one and a half hours from  land heart starts pounding when they pull up and see that white van been in the oilfield 25 plus years and that feeling still  can’t be explained it’s kinda like a fat kid trying cake or candy for his first time and this is a good time to end another one of ROBERT BURNS oilfield country songs

Sad country song