Lyrics

[Verse]
Found 'em on the workbench, covered in some dust,
A pair of scratched-up lenses, frames startin’ to rust.
But they’ve been with me through thick and thin,
Every job I’ve tackled, every place I’ve been.

[Verse 2]
They’ve seen the sparks fly, felt the heat and grime,
Shielded these old eyes a million different times.
From the sawmill to the barn, they’ve been my steady guide,
Just a pair of safetyglasses, always by my side.

[Chorus]
Oh, sweet safetyglasses, you're more than what you seem,
You’ve seen my hardest labor and every big ol’ dream.
Through the grind and the sweat, you’ve kept me lookin’ clear,
Sweet safetyglasses, I’m glad you’re always near.

[Verse 3]
I remember Daddy wore a pair just like these,
Said, “Son, keep 'em close, they'll save you when you need.”
Now they hang around my neck like a badge of pride,
A simple piece of plastic, but oh, the tales they hide.

[Verse 4]
When I’m fixin’ up the tractor or patchin’ up the roof,
You’re there to block the danger, yeah, you’re my living proof.
Of all the little things we take for granted in this life,
Like a sturdy pair of glasses in the heat of the strife.

[Chorus]
Oh, sweet safetyglasses, you're more than what you seem,
You’ve seen my hardest labor and every big ol’ dream.
Through the grind and the sweat, you’ve kept me lookin’ clear,
Sweet safetyglasses, I’m glad you’re always near.