Truckers ( Paul Harvey ish )
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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We've all heard the saying Someone's got to do it. Someone's got to keep this country running. Traversing mountain passes, rolling hills and Great Plains, yellow lines, rumble strips, son, Sleet, snow and rain, Someone's got to drive it Don and Dr Seymour until the day is done. Meetings, timelines and deadlines crossing state lines of all kinds. Someone's got to know when to yield, to pause and to look beyond the windshield. Pushing through with talk radio, rock and roll, beef jerky and a cup of Joe. Someone's got to know when to keep it going and when to stop and help a young family change a tire between my opposed to 71 2 70 on westbound I 80 in remote Wyoming, someone's gotta leave pieces of their heart at home and drive forlorn interstates all alone, knowing full well their loved ones will meet them On the other side of the long ride, where their home abides. Someone's got all the grain, the salt, the vehicles, the malt, the fuel, the lumber and potatoes in large numbers. And they got to get it here and there and, well, most anywhere. Someone's got to keep the roads safe. Whatever it takes, someone's got to do it truckers. We drive