My husband is a lineman, been one for 20+ years. He is in the Carolinas now working on restoring power after Helene. Just told me he was going to be headed back to Florida for Milton. I always listen to this song when he has to go away on storm.
My dad was a lineman for 30 years. I just sent him this song and told him they made a song just for him. I’m thankful for ALL our linemen. Unless you are a family with a lineman you really don’t know the dangers of electricity!
My dad was a lineman for 14 years tell 2019 and my cousin was a lineman but almost lost his life in a bucket truck accident he got out in the nick of time before the truck exploded I’m glad he is still alive and rip to the linemen who passed😔
I know the dangers I'm not licensed but I know what can happen and Ive been in 3 phase 408 v commercial panels I respect the power it has and understand the bite it can give ya
@@edito6076Much understood, I am not a lineman but my dad has worked for a power company for 29 years as of yesterday. He is not a lineman, he is 1 of 3 certified men in his department who build the substations and listening to this hits different that any type of sad song and it just makes me think of the work he put in today after this hurricane
I understand. And you're very lucky to still have your Dad with you. Do me a favor, give him a kiss on his cheek and tell him that is from a 62 year old 'little Girl' of a career Lineman who misses her Daddy every day. And thank him for his service.
It takes a special breed to do what we do. I have been a lineman for over 42 years now and have been called to numerous Hurricane, Tornado, Fire and Ice storms. We do it because we love it and it is in our blood. I missed many sports activities when my kids were growing up. When the power is out, we are on our way. God has kept me safe all these years and I pray for God to keep ALL of my FELLOW LINEMAN BROTHERS SAFE as well. We are a very close nit family. A big thank you to the BAND STEELE for such an amazing song. May God Bless Each and Every Lineman out there and their families.
My husband Buzz King missed so many holiday dinners with us because the power went out somewhere in Grant County and he was called out. His mindset was if he didn't go they wouldn't have heat, lights and be able to sit down to dinner with their families. Sometimes he was gone for a couple of days, lots of times, 12 to 24 hours. He passed away in June of this year and we played this at his celebration of life. It really hit home to many. His crews were young guys like these in the video. He was a line foreman for 45 years. His crews worked hot. Miss him. God Bless all of those who are still working.
You have my respect, Sir. Before this song, I had not really paid attention. Now I will and do. May God keep you and all emergency workers safe and well. Every night I say a prayer for all First Responders. Now I will add linemen and electrical workers to that prayer.
@@sylvisterling8782 ♥ Thank you so very much. I have two more years and it will be time to hang my belt and hooks up. Thanks again for keeping us in your prayers. May God Bless you and keep you safe as well.!
I have done line work for the last 16 yrs. it's in my bones. I've traveled so many places it's hard to keep track. The lineman brotherhood is real. you all are a great bunch of people.
My father has been a lineman since before I was born and I’m going to be 50. He is known all over this country…. He lost an arm when I was in 6th grade he shldnt even still be alive. You guys dnt ever get the credit you’re truly due! Thx for all the great work you guys do and for putting your lives on the line literally every day for all of us! Thx Dad you’re the BEST ever!!!❤
my fiancee just lost her cousin Josh Franklin working on the job. He was a Lineman for 9 years. The love and support that was showed for him was unreal. Lineman are all heros. And their wives are incredibly strong. They live in fear everyday their husbands go to work. R.I.P to all of the fallen Lineman and to all the Lineman that climb that pole on a daily basis be safe out there.
@@rjharrington4673 you are absolutely right!! It is a very special breed of men. I’ve been a lineman for over 25 years and there isn’t much I’ve not seen and done. I know we are greatly appreciated.... However we don’t get the credit we deserve until a hurricane or ice storm. We may not be saving people’s lives but I do consider us to be a first responder myself. Bo Steele done a awesome job with this song.
Kevin Moore my dad is a linemen and my uncle is a linemen but sadly lost his life after the bucket truck tipped over while he was 80-90 feet in the airb
Isaiah Ducheneaux so sorry for your loss . We almost lost my husband in Memorial Day he was working to restore power after tornado and as told that line was dead by his supervisor and unfortunately it wasn't he lost both arms we are still in hospital he is a miracle he wasn't supposed to love
Kevin M i have alot of friends who r lineman iev helpd with a downed tree on the lines an a fuse box blew ill never forget that sound sent chills down my spine god bless yall r def one of a kind
My great grandfather was a lineman for TCEC in Texas County Oklahoma and he always went out with a badass attitude and got the job done no matter what! Today is his birthday. He passed in 2017. I miss you papa! RIP Claude Edward Burns
I really appreciate this song and all my line brothers. We do our job because we love it and we love people. 🤟 it’s great to see the smile on a family’s face when the lights go back on and a child jumping up and down and waving in joy. Line Life 👍🏻
I'm a heavy equipment operator member of the international union of operating engineers for 38 years. I have nothing but total respect for you all keep up the hardwork brothers and sisters
☆I am so proud of these brave men!☆ I'm honored to be the mother of a young man on the lines. Thank you so much for taking time to write this beautiful song for these men and their families. ❤
My dad is a lineman and this song right here helps me get through when he is on a storm call and we don't know when he will be back home. Thank you ta all of the lineman working, I cannot express how thankful I am for all of you. So thank you for writing this song!!
i just lost my nephew cleaning up the storm in oklahoma power line caught him and 2 days later we r prepairing to lay him to rest he left his family a wife and 5 kids please say a prayer for his family thank u this is a very true song
I've never thought how much these men and women put on the line every single day until I moved South and in the line of fire for these storms. I thank all of you, wherever you are. May God bless you, all of you. Thank you.❤
I just wanted to reach out to everyone and say that I recently discovered The Band Steele and came across this song a few months ago and it definitely says alot. I just wanted to thank all the lineman out there who make sure that everyone else is living comfortably daily. You guys sacrifice so much. God bless to you and your families.
My Grandson is 18 and a lineman. I am so proud of him and Pray daily for the "Brotherhood". He lost a brother today in LA. Prayers For that family. Thank You Men For what you do.
My dad was a Liman for 5 years and he died so if you want this job you better be ready for storms and other stuff this job takes a special breed to do so people out there that are out there saving electricity thank you 😢😢😢😢
My husband is a 3rd generation lineman and my father-in-law is also a lineman and this song hits home so much. I had our DJ play it at our wedding as a tribute to them both, and to honor my husbands grandfather who got the family started in linework.
Thank you boys we flip our lights on without a second thought of you boys putting your life on the line. Without the linemen the rest oh is would be without the power to live their day to day lives. Thank you with much love and respect to climbing those poles and turning our lights on.
Thank you for a wonderful song dedicated to our Linemen. These men and women risk their lives everyday, work hard in all different kids of weather and elements just make sure we have the luxury of power. These hard working people are our unsung heroes.
My son Louis John, just left this morning as he heads to Lineman school in Denton TX , a 15 week college program. Please keep him in your prayers . I am such a proud mother to know the sacrifice ,unselfishness and dangerous career my son is willing to take on. When he mentioned what he wanted to do I was so proud of him and nervous to say the lease, but I know in my heart this is a calling for him, I believe it’s a calling from the Lord. So how this all got started because my son was trying to figure out what he wanted to do career wise , being he’s still young (31)... a friend of his is a lineman and introduced him to this career and said theres a demand for lineman’s , he said pay is great and very rewarding, and this is where this all got started. Thank for such a beautiful song , prayer to all the lineman especially those heading to Louisiana and Mississippi to repair lines. We are forever grateful. God Bless you all and thank you .🇺🇸🙏🏻
I was a lineman and came from a family of lineman. I got hurt and was never suppose to walk again. it just you he's my heart to hear about the true story about a lineman. God bless you for this song.
My youngest grandson is a lineman. He's shipping out for Louisiana later today. Our prayers go out to Cody and his brethren. May God set a hedge of protection around them all!
Starting my second week of helper school today. Proud to be a Centerpoint Energy employee. Rest in peace to those who gave their lives to get our lights back on.
Excuse me... you ARE heroes! As a (retired) medical professional, I can tell you that electricity is VITAL to hospitals, all medical facilities, home patients dependent on oxygen or respirators, or other medical devices powered by electricity. When the power goes off, the countdown begins! Backup generators can only last so long. You DO SAVE LIVES!
That's exactly who ya'll are and what you do. You save lives at the risk of your own. You leave the comfort of home and family not knowing when or if you'll come back. You walk into a war zone without knowing what you'll see, but you do know it will be with you forever, and when the call comes again, you go. Heroes!!
You, my friend, are saving more lives than you realize. Many are in need of life saving equipment, heat, and myself with MANY others DEFINITELY DO call you Heros. Thank you!!!!
This song gave me chills my son is a lineman and we lost one of our own here a couple years ago …knowing that my son puts his life on the line everyday is scary. I pray not only for him every time a storm rolls in but every lineman and woman. This song is a beautiful tribute and honor to our utility workers ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I do not have the words to adequately express the amount of selflessness a person must possess to willingly choose a dangerous career for the sake and benefit of others, but I am forever thankful! Life has a funny way of showing you what you lost when it's too late, and I will forever regret not knowing the definition and importance of this job sooner. To all Linemen and their families, we are forever indebted to you for your sacrifices and service. I have experienced my own personal loss of a Lineman, Rest in Peace Lachlan!
I couldn’t imagine the loss of anybody. My dad has been a lineman close to 32 years now and I pray for him and his crew to return to their family after storm work. It does take a special person to risk his life for strangers.
@@bbc454nos It's a shame that you haven't encountered any that genuinely work to help others, but money should never be the sole motivator. Regardless, this profession requires people who are willing to risk their lives and make many sacrifices, which sets them apart from the general population. All the best to you!
@@clintonwalker9312 I hope you never have to, it's difficult under any circumstance, but Blessings to you, your Family, and your Father's Work Family! I have no doubt your Father has made a lot of sacrifices in that length of time, but I wish him continued safety and enjoyment of his job. His service and dedication is much appreciated, and all the best to all of you!
My husband is a lineman here in the PHILIPPINES. I used this song make him videos to their Linemans Appreciation Day last year. Thank you for this song a tribute to all lineman in the world.
when I first heard this song I was amazed at how true and sincere it was. I thought of all the linemen that have fallen. Although I don't know anyone who is a lineman, I knew it would take great courage to work on those lines and know that you may not come back one day and still keep working on them. R.I.P to all the fallen lineman. Amazing, just amazing.
hey my name's Zach I'm a second generation lineman I really appreciate y this song I already purchased it on Google play too keep it going y'all you got our respect
To all the linemen and there families thank you I am one of the ones effected by hurricane ida I know that it is dangerous work and I thank you every time I see y'all out working I pray that y'all go home to your families so I say again thank you for your hard work
Thank you for this s song,truly talking about our world today.I love your voice,you can sing anything,but im so in love with your voice.Please never stop singing,you bless us all and God has blessed you❤❤❤❤❤
I have so much respect for our lineman out there, I just wish all you guys will also remember us tree guys out there! We work it hot we work it dead we work it at all cost so the lineman can get the power back on. We make half a lineman’s wage but we do for our people.
My dad is a lineman and this song means so much to me having grown up with him leaving and not knowing if he would come back from working storm so thank you to all who work on the lines
My younger brother and 2 nephews are currently out bringing power back to all of us after Hurricane Byrle! So proud of them and all of the different states represented here in SE Texas!
Thank you for this song and video. My Dad is a lineman and we pray for him to come back home to us safely everyday. I sleep in my Mom's bed on the nights when he is out on storm. Helps us through those nights. God Bless!
I have the utmost respect for the linemen and women who put their live's on the line to provide a service so the rest of us to can enjoy the fruits of their effort ..Thank you ....
I'm honestly a firefighter of my town and couldn't tell ya how many runs we get over lines being down but we always got yalls back with traffic control even if the pole caught fire we put it out for y'all. God made us firefighters cause not only police needs heros but lineman needs heros as well. God bless y'all and stay safe out there. I know many people friends and family who does these jobs as lineman pays good just dangerous job but someone has to do it so thank you linemen workers and may God bless ya every great way possible
My dad and brother were/are lineman. They truly are the hero’s people forget! All the holidays, nights weekends etc my dad was gone climbing poles so we could all be comfortable. I think the world of these people and will always be so proud of all of them, most of all my dad and brother. Bless all of you for what you do, people do not understand the danger you are in everyday.
Fell in luv with this song thanks to a Lineman. He's headed to Florida right now I pray he is safe along with his fellow Lineman. Thank you and be safe Baby
I totally get this. My husband is a lineman. So many birthdays and holidays without him but it is so amazing when he does get home and has little letters and thank you notes from those that he helped restore lights for. Love my lineman and our line life.
From pensacola, florida. We just went through hurricane sally, we were without power for a while due to so many lines on the ground and i saw linemen from all over the country leave their homes and family to come down here and put our lives back together, and to do " their job". My little baby girl sleeps in A.C., and my wife cooks our dinner on the stove , thanks to the men that put our lives back together. Thank you for all your long hours and dedication. Im grateful you chose the career you did. Much gratitude and respect from the gulf coast
I love yalls music and most of my family are lineman...me and my dad work for a power company as tree trimmer been doing it 33 and 15 years so thank you for this song and don't forget about us tree guys also
Ryan dunnham. Just so you know. When storms. Come through. And. Destroyed. Lots of power lines and trees. Yes power crews come in frist to assess. The damage. Then us tree guys. Get. Called. In. So the line man can do there job. So no this man is not kidding. Im 30 years old now. I been on the job. Since i was. 18 years old. Ive seen. And lived. In some. Places during these storms. That most. Only see. In nightmares. I even went to Katrina. Ive seen the death and destruction
I've been living in the desert and haven't thought for a long time about the risks these men take going out after storms - and accidents. There are so many dedicated, courageous people working hard every day that we just take for granted!❤
My Dad was a lineman that worked in the substations! My dad lost his life 36yrs ago and didn’t come home to his family. He died doing the job that he loved. Thank you for the song.
This is A Beautiful Thank You for All lineman We Appreciate it Thank God 4 all of you in every state Nationwide! May God protect you all all the Time! I just seen the song on A Ad its 5 years old! But the work the lineman do is Everyday! Truly GRATEFULTHANKFULLBLESSED for all of you and your Families.
I pray for the Lord's Protection and Endurance for all these HEROES that are out there putting their lives on the Lines and Poles to keep us all online...GOD BLESS YOU 😇
I've been hitting the sticks for43 yrs I love ❤ helping people out and I feel like I can do anything with my crew love all my fellow brother lineman and for the ones who has journey to the Golden poles in the sky u r gone but never forgotten
I'm an apprentice lineman and nothing makes me as prouder than getting a bottle of water from a youngin after or while I'm working, even on storm. Appreciate your local linemen!
Man this hits home..i love songs about lineman we work hard ..I'm a lineman and I love this song I play it in the bucket at work ...it brings back so many memories
love this song. I am sharing it today due to the recent ice storms in our area. We appreciate the lineman who take care of all our needs. Thank You!! And thank you to The Band Steele for this beautiful song.
We just laid my cousin to rest last week. He lived his life on the line proudly and ultimately gave the line his life. Please pray for his mother, father, and two sons who are 3 and 5.
Thank you for this song it is so meaningful my husband and father are both lineman and people don’t realize how dangerous this job is. I pray everyday for their safety along with all the other lineman out there!
Bo and Ben, I think of this song so often. I guess more than it should. Our little town, Flat Gap , KY ( Paintsville Kentucky) has been hit so hard by the ice storm and rain so hard. I am so thankful so all the lineman that have come to serve our little community. One special lineman, Scott Spencer in whom fell 27 fell from a pole that broke in which he was repairing the lines. He is from Campton, KY. He suffered two broken arms and a broken shoulder and other scrapes and bruises. It is amazing what these men do for us! The risk their life and the unknowing if they will even return home just for us! I am so thankful Scott Spencer made it with just a few broken bones. May God Bless All the Lineman!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for Good Songs. My father is Lineman. When I was young, I had a dream to work as a father. And now I'm taking Lineman in the Provincial Electricity Authority of Thailand.
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My husband is a lineman, been one for 20+ years. He is in the Carolinas now working on restoring power after Helene. Just told me he was going to be headed back to Florida for Milton. I always listen to this song when he has to go away on storm.
My dad was a lineman for 30 years. I just sent him this song and told him they made a song just for him. I’m thankful for ALL our linemen. Unless you are a family with a lineman you really don’t know the dangers of electricity!
My dad was a lineman for 14 years tell 2019 and my cousin was a lineman but almost lost his life in a bucket truck accident he got out in the nick of time before the truck exploded I’m glad he is still alive and rip to the linemen who passed😔
I know the dangers I'm not licensed but I know what can happen and Ive been in 3 phase
408 v commercial panels I respect the power it has and understand the bite it can give ya
Its what we do. Not police or firemen. We are forgotten. We get yelled at when you don't have power. We left our family to help you. Thank you IBEW
@@edito6076Much understood, I am not a lineman but my dad has worked for a power company for 29 years as of yesterday. He is not a lineman, he is 1 of 3 certified men in his department who build the substations and listening to this hits different that any type of sad song and it just makes me think of the work he put in today after this hurricane
I understand. And you're very lucky to still have your Dad with you. Do me a favor, give him a kiss on his cheek and tell him that is from a 62 year old 'little Girl' of a career Lineman who misses her Daddy every day. And thank him for his service.
Very grateful for all the linemen who helped after the Houston storm of May 16, 2024. You did an amazing job.
It takes a special breed to do what we do. I have been a lineman for over 42 years now and have been called to numerous Hurricane, Tornado, Fire and Ice storms. We do it because we love it and it is in our blood. I missed many sports activities when my kids were growing up. When the power is out, we are on our way. God has kept me safe all these years and I pray for God to keep ALL of my FELLOW LINEMAN BROTHERS SAFE as well. We are a very close nit family. A big thank you to the BAND STEELE for such an amazing song. May God Bless Each and Every Lineman out there and their families.
My husband Buzz King missed so many holiday dinners with us because the power went out somewhere in Grant County and he was called out. His mindset was if he didn't go they wouldn't have heat, lights and be able to sit down to dinner with their families. Sometimes he was gone for a couple of days, lots of times, 12 to 24 hours. He passed away in June of this year and we played this at his celebration of life. It really hit home to many. His crews were young guys like these in the video. He was a line foreman for 45 years. His crews worked hot. Miss him. God Bless all of those who are still working.
You have my respect, Sir. Before this song, I had not really paid attention. Now I will and do. May God keep you and all emergency workers safe and well.
Every night I say a prayer for all First Responders. Now I will add linemen and electrical workers to that prayer.
@@kathieking2454 Condolences on your loss, and eternal thanks for the sacrifices he, and your family made. Blessings on all of you.
@@sylvisterling8782 ♥ Thank you so very much. I have two more years and it will be time to hang my belt and hooks up. Thanks again for keeping us in your prayers. May God Bless you and keep you safe as well.!
I have done line work for the last 16 yrs. it's in my bones. I've traveled so many places it's hard to keep track. The lineman brotherhood is real. you all are a great bunch of people.
This brother hood runs deep!!
God bless you hun❤️❤️❤️
My father has been a lineman since before I was born and I’m going to be 50. He is known all over this country…. He lost an arm when I was in 6th grade he shldnt even still be alive. You guys dnt ever get the credit you’re truly due! Thx for all the great work you guys do and for putting your lives on the line literally every day for all of us! Thx Dad you’re the BEST ever!!!❤
Mayor Angels they are heroes and they are selfless and God bless them all and I think about them all I have some in my family you are not forgotten
Thank you for posting this 👍❤️🙏🛡️⚔️
my fiancee just lost her cousin Josh Franklin working on the job. He was a Lineman for 9 years. The love and support that was showed for him was unreal. Lineman are all heros. And their wives are incredibly strong. They live in fear everyday their husbands go to work. R.I.P to all of the fallen Lineman and to all the Lineman that climb that pole on a daily basis be safe out there.
Keith Hill I'm sorry man
My husband is a linemen. Has spent many months away from home.....it's a struggle but he loves his job! Beautiful tribute, thank you!
may god watch over ur husband eveyday and bring him home safe evey time
Yea my dad is a line man and he’s heading towards New York for some work but they always say line man are married to their job
It takes a special breed to do what we do. I pray my brother stay safe out there and I’ll try and do the same
My dad is a lineman
@@rjharrington4673 you are absolutely right!! It is a very special breed of men. I’ve been a lineman for over 25 years and there isn’t much I’ve not seen and done. I know we are greatly appreciated.... However we don’t get the credit we deserve until a hurricane or ice storm. We may not be saving people’s lives but I do consider us to be a first responder myself. Bo Steele done a awesome job with this song.
I am a lineman and it's good to hear songs that are true to the heart
Kevin Moore ain't that the truth
Kevin Moore my dad is a linemen and my uncle is a linemen but sadly lost his life after the bucket truck tipped over while he was 80-90 feet in the airb
Isaiah Ducheneaux so sorry for your loss . We almost lost my husband in Memorial Day he was working to restore power after tornado and as told that line was dead by his supervisor and unfortunately it wasn't he lost both arms we are still in hospital he is a miracle he wasn't supposed to love
Kevin M i have alot of friends who r lineman iev helpd with a downed tree on the lines an a fuse box blew ill never forget that sound sent chills down my spine god bless yall r def one of a kind
Kevin M that is a grate job
Thank all the men and women who sacrifice daily for us to be safe we all have a job to do and we need to do our part to make this world a better place
My dad is a lineman, and every time he's called out I pray that he'll come home that we're not left alone
God bless the Seybert Family
I serve my lord for ever he gave me hope and purpose in my life 🤟🙏🙏🙏🙏🤘
My dad’s is a lineman to. Amen
My dad is do and I do the same
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My great grandfather was a lineman for TCEC in Texas County Oklahoma and he always went out with a badass attitude and got the job done no matter what! Today is his birthday. He passed in 2017. I miss you papa! RIP Claude Edward Burns
I just want to thank y'all who made this song because we used it in my dad's funeral and he got shocked while working as a lineman
Christopher Sebesta rest in peace brother
Christopher Sebestathanks
God bless you and your family!
Christopher Sebesta so sorry for your loss. Praying for you all
I really appreciate this song and all my line brothers. We do our job because we love it and we love people. 🤟 it’s great to see the smile on a family’s face when the lights go back on and a child jumping up and down and waving in joy. Line Life 👍🏻
I'm a heavy equipment operator member of the international union of operating engineers for 38 years. I have nothing but total respect for you all keep up the hardwork brothers and sisters
☆I am so proud of these brave men!☆
I'm honored to be the mother of a young man on the lines.
Thank you so much for taking time to write this beautiful song for these men and their families.
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My grandson a lineman I am so proud
We do it because we love it and it is in our blood. I have been at it for 41 years now and wouldn't be caught dead doing anything else.
I absolutely love this song. I cried the first time I heard it. My husband has been a lineman for 15 years. Thank you for such a great song.
I cry every time I hear it and our girls will NOT listen to it they refuse cause they cry!!! Mine has been one for almost 21 years
Thank you for your sacrifice of watching your loved one leave to help restore power to us all, God Bless Them!
Love this song we live in Florida Bad Strom rolling in now PRAYERS FOR ALL Linesman Cat 5 🌀 prayers for Everybody in Florida Amen 😔
My dad is a lineman and this song right here helps me get through when he is on a storm call and we don't know when he will be back home. Thank you ta all of the lineman working, I cannot express how thankful I am for all of you. So thank you for writing this song!!
i just lost my nephew cleaning up the storm in oklahoma power line caught him and 2 days later we r prepairing to lay him to rest he left his family a wife and 5 kids please say a prayer for his family thank u this is a very true song
We will pray for him. What is his name.
debbie mason I'm sorry
his name is nathan evans band steele
debbie mason im sorry
I wiss you all strength in this hard time for you, we will pray for him
I've never thought how much these men and women put on the line every single day until I moved South and in the line of fire for these storms. I thank all of you, wherever you are. May God bless you, all of you. Thank you.❤
Great song, thank you Steele band, thank you to the men and women who choose to live and serve in this calling, God bless you and your family's 🙏
Having many friends who are linemen, this song touches a cord. Beautiful.
I just wanted to reach out to everyone and say that I recently discovered The Band Steele and came across this song a few months ago and it definitely says alot. I just wanted to thank all the lineman out there who make sure that everyone else is living comfortably daily. You guys sacrifice so much. God bless to you and your families.
I just found them today though my nephew who sent me the Victory in Jesus song. Totally a fan now.
Wishing I became a lineman
You can still become a Lineman. I have been at it for 41 years now. I would be caught dead do anything else.@@coreybabcock2023
This song reminds me of my dad he was electricd and he died 😢so people listening to this song your a real man 😢😢
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My Grandson is 18 and a lineman. I am so proud of him and Pray daily for the "Brotherhood".
He lost a brother today in LA. Prayers For that family. Thank You Men For what you do.
I am a trucker, but I have tons and I mean tons of family and close friends who is a lineman, this song has been on repeat for many a hours...
ZBRANNONMUSIC oh you're a trucker? Hardcore bro
Ryan Dunham really it ain't for u I'm a lineman so don't
This song hits home my good buddy was a lineman and he's been gone two years and 3 months now! Thanks guys for this song.
Pat on the back for ya 🙏
My dads a lineman and my biggest fear is him not comin home but thank you guys for the tribute🙏🙏
I’m so proud and very thankful for each of you …. unconditionally thank you ❤️❤️
Our linemen love what they do and love serving our electric co-op members. It's what they live for!
My dad is a lineman and I don’t get to see him that much so when I miss him I listen to this song
My husband is a lineman and this song speaks straight to the heart.
Jamie Still yes ma'am it does
My hubby is a Lineman and WOW how much I appreciate this song...it is RIGHT ON!
Great tribute living the life of a linemans wife.
Great song. I've been a lineman for almost 28 years. What a fulfilling career
My dad is a lineman and this song is literally every thought I have when my dad goes out in storms and stuff.Love you dad😘
My dad was a Liman for 5 years and he died so if you want this job you better be ready for storms and other stuff this job takes a special breed to do so people out there that are out there saving electricity thank you 😢😢😢😢
My husband is a 3rd generation lineman and my father-in-law is also a lineman and this song hits home so much. I had our DJ play it at our wedding as a tribute to them both, and to honor my husbands grandfather who got the family started in linework.
I'm a lineman and it makes me proud to hear this songs
I’m a lineman, and it makes me wanna puke.
Thank you boys we flip our lights on without a second thought of you boys putting your life on the line. Without the linemen the rest oh is would be without the power to live their day to day lives. Thank you with much love and respect to climbing those poles and turning our lights on.
Thank you for a wonderful song dedicated to our Linemen. These men and women risk their lives everyday, work hard in all different kids of weather and elements just make sure we have the luxury of power. These hard working people are our unsung heroes.
Definitely agree
For my brother who loves what he does. May these guys and gals be watched over by angels and get home safely. Thank you for all you do🙏🏼
My son Louis John, just left this morning as he heads to Lineman school in Denton TX , a 15 week college program.
Please keep him in your prayers . I am such a proud mother to know the sacrifice ,unselfishness and dangerous career my son is willing to take on. When he mentioned what he wanted to do I was so proud of him and nervous to say the lease, but I know in my heart this is a calling for him, I believe it’s a calling from the Lord. So how this all got started because my son was trying to figure out what he wanted to do career wise , being he’s still young (31)... a friend of his is a lineman and introduced him to this career and said theres a demand for lineman’s , he said pay is great and very rewarding, and this is where this all got started.
Thank for such a beautiful song , prayer to all the lineman especially those heading to Louisiana and Mississippi to repair lines. We are forever grateful. God Bless you all and thank you .🇺🇸🙏🏻
I was a lineman and came from a family of lineman. I got hurt and was never suppose to walk again. it just you he's my heart to hear about the true story about a lineman. God bless you for this song.
My youngest grandson is a lineman. He's shipping out for Louisiana later today. Our prayers go out to Cody and his brethren. May God set a hedge of protection around them all!
My daddy is a lineman and I broke into tears because of this song.Just an amazing song!!
Starting my second week of helper school today. Proud to be a Centerpoint Energy employee. Rest in peace to those who gave their lives to get our lights back on.
Jonah Davis i applied online at Centerpoint for a helper, do you need a cdl before hand?
Cool song, 18 years, almost brings a tear to my eye, but we aren’t heroes. The real heroes are saving lives.
Excuse me... you ARE heroes! As a (retired) medical professional, I can tell you that electricity is VITAL to hospitals, all medical facilities, home patients dependent on oxygen or respirators, or other medical devices powered by electricity. When the power goes off, the countdown begins! Backup generators can only last so long. You DO SAVE LIVES!
That's exactly who ya'll are and what you do. You save lives at the risk of your own. You leave the comfort of home and family not knowing when or if you'll come back. You walk into a war zone without knowing what you'll see, but you do know it will be with you forever, and when the call comes again, you go. Heroes!!
You, my friend, are saving more lives than you realize. Many are in need of life saving equipment, heat, and myself with MANY others DEFINITELY DO call you Heros. Thank you!!!!
This song gave me chills my son is a lineman and we lost one of our own here a couple years ago …knowing that my son puts his life on the line everyday is scary. I pray not only for him every time a storm rolls in but every lineman and woman. This song is a beautiful tribute and honor to our utility workers ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I do not have the words to adequately express the amount of selflessness a person must possess to willingly choose a dangerous career for the sake and benefit of others, but I am forever thankful! Life has a funny way of showing you what you lost when it's too late, and I will forever regret not knowing the definition and importance of this job sooner. To all Linemen and their families, we are forever indebted to you for your sacrifices and service. I have experienced my own personal loss of a Lineman, Rest in Peace Lachlan!
It's in your bones an blood or at least for me it is
I couldn’t imagine the loss of anybody. My dad has been a lineman close to 32 years now and I pray for him and his crew to return to their family after storm work. It does take a special person to risk his life for strangers.
Lol it pays a shit ton. Never met a single lineman in ten years in the trade that cares about helping anyone
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It's a shame that you haven't encountered any that genuinely work to help others, but money should never be the sole motivator. Regardless, this profession requires people who are willing to risk their lives and make many sacrifices, which sets them apart from the general population. All the best to you!
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I hope you never have to, it's difficult under any circumstance, but Blessings to you, your Family, and your Father's Work Family! I have no doubt your Father has made a lot of sacrifices in that length of time, but I wish him continued safety and enjoyment of his job. His service and dedication is much appreciated, and all the best to all of you!
Another linewife here. Absolutely love this!! My kids cry every time they listen to this. Thanks for writing this!!
My husband is a lineman here in the PHILIPPINES. I used this song make him videos to their Linemans Appreciation Day last year. Thank you for this song a tribute to all lineman in the world.
I am a lineman wife and this song really touches my heart.
when I first heard this song I was amazed at how true and sincere it was. I thought of all the linemen that have fallen. Although I don't know anyone who is a lineman, I knew it would take great courage to work on those lines and know that you may not come back one day and still keep working on them. R.I.P to all the fallen lineman. Amazing, just amazing.
I have been a lineman 21 years. loved every minute of it. Awesome song.
hey my name's Zach I'm a second generation lineman I really appreciate y
this song I already purchased it on Google play too keep it going y'all you got our respect
Hey Zach I'm a second generation lineman it's in our blood good luck and stay safe
My dad was a lineman, and later taught line work at a community college. My thanks to him and to all on this sight, THANK YOU for your SERVICE!!!!
Shout out to all our lineman across the world. Thank y’all for what do to keep our lights on.
No thanks necessary its what we do
simply amazing...such a sense of comfort right now, as my husband is down working Hurricane Matthew...beautiful guys, thank you
shannon bennetts same here.
shannon bennetts my dad was working hurricane Matthew I couldn't see him for a week I was happy when he came back
shannon bennetts my brother was in South Carolina at the time.
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To all the linemen and there families thank you I am one of the ones effected by hurricane ida I know that it is dangerous work and I thank you every time I see y'all out working I pray that y'all go home to your families so I say again thank you for your hard work
Thank you for this s song,truly talking about our world today.I love your voice,you can sing anything,but im so in love with your voice.Please never stop singing,you bless us all and God has blessed you❤❤❤❤❤
I have so much respect for our lineman out there, I just wish all you guys will also remember us tree guys out there! We work it hot we work it dead we work it at all cost so the lineman can get the power back on. We make half a lineman’s wage but we do for our people.
My dad is a lineman and this song means so much to me having grown up with him leaving and not knowing if he would come back from working storm so thank you to all who work on the lines
My younger brother and 2 nephews are currently out bringing power back to all of us after Hurricane Byrle! So proud of them and all of the different states represented here in SE Texas!
I am about to become a power lineman in life as a full time job at local energy company in my state. I respect everything that they do.
Thank you for this song and video. My Dad is a lineman and we pray for him to come back home to us safely everyday. I sleep in my Mom's bed on the nights when he is out on storm. Helps us through those nights. God Bless!
My Son is a Lineman, and I'm a very proud Momma 💕 Prayers of Safety For All Linemen 🙌🙏🙌
Actually my son is on Storm as we speak, Union proud 💕praying for All Linemen on Storm 🙏🙌🙏
I have the utmost respect for the linemen and women who put their live's on the line to provide a service so the rest of us to can enjoy the fruits of their effort ..Thank you ....
I'm honestly a firefighter of my town and couldn't tell ya how many runs we get over lines being down but we always got yalls back with traffic control even if the pole caught fire we put it out for y'all. God made us firefighters cause not only police needs heros but lineman needs heros as well. God bless y'all and stay safe out there. I know many people friends and family who does these jobs as lineman pays good just dangerous job but someone has to do it so thank you linemen workers and may God bless ya every great way possible
My dad and brother were/are lineman. They truly are the hero’s people forget! All the holidays, nights weekends etc my dad was gone climbing poles so we could all be comfortable. I think the world of these people and will always be so proud of all of them, most of all my dad and brother. Bless all of you for what you do, people do not understand the danger you are in everyday.
So proud of my grandson and his co workers who are lineman.......I pray for their safety.....Love you Josh.......
Fell in luv with this song thanks to a Lineman. He's headed to Florida right now I pray he is safe along with his fellow Lineman. Thank you and be safe Baby
jus lost my best friend who was a lineman in a work related accident hats off to these awsome men and women..
I totally get this.
My husband is a lineman.
So many birthdays and holidays without him but it is so amazing when he does get home and has little letters and thank you notes from those that he helped restore lights for.
Love my lineman and our line life.
From pensacola, florida. We just went through hurricane sally, we were without power for a while due to so many lines on the ground and i saw linemen from all over the country leave their homes and family to come down here and put our lives back together, and to do " their job". My little baby girl sleeps in A.C., and my wife cooks our dinner on the stove , thanks to the men that put our lives back together. Thank you for all your long hours and dedication. Im grateful you chose the career you did. Much gratitude and respect from the gulf coast
Thank you for all of your service, God bless you all. Thanks to the families who sacrifice their love ones. Truly respect you all.
I tear up just listening to the song
I love yalls music and most of my family are lineman...me and my dad work for a power company as tree trimmer been doing it 33 and 15 years so thank you for this song and don't forget about us tree guys also
BandM022203 hahaha tree guys? You're joking right?
Ryan dunnham. Just so you know. When storms. Come through. And. Destroyed. Lots of power lines and trees. Yes power crews come in frist to assess. The damage. Then us tree guys. Get. Called. In. So the line man can do there job. So no this man is not kidding. Im 30 years old now. I been on the job. Since i was. 18 years old. Ive seen. And lived. In some. Places during these storms. That most. Only see. In nightmares. I even went to Katrina. Ive seen the death and destruction
Great Song , my grandpha was a lineman my father was a lineman and now i'm proud to be a lineman too , the best Job, greetings from México .
My son is a lineman and it is awesome to hear songs dedicated to them
There is very few people who think about us as a career and know what we do thank you for yalls tribute to this dangerous line of work
I've been living in the desert and haven't thought for a long time about the risks these men take going out after storms - and accidents. There are so many dedicated, courageous people working hard every day that we just take for granted!❤
My Dad was a lineman that worked in the substations! My dad lost his life 36yrs ago and didn’t come home to his family. He died doing the job that he loved. Thank you for the song.
My son in law is a lineman and this song is so true to the life of a lineman he is in Puerto right now God bless the linemen
This is A Beautiful Thank You for All lineman We Appreciate it Thank God 4 all of you in every state Nationwide! May God protect you all all the Time! I just seen the song on A Ad its 5 years old! But the work the lineman do is Everyday! Truly GRATEFULTHANKFULLBLESSED for all of you and your Families.
I pray for the Lord's Protection and Endurance for all these HEROES that are out there putting their lives on the Lines and Poles to keep us all online...GOD BLESS YOU 😇
Thank you
My dad myself 4 sons and about to have a grandson join us ,,truly is a brotherhood;; thank you for the tribute,,I’ve done it for 45 years not done yet
I've been hitting the sticks for43 yrs I love ❤ helping people out and I feel like I can do anything with my crew love all my fellow brother lineman and for the ones who has journey to the Golden poles in the sky u r gone but never forgotten
My son is a lineman...so this song really hits home. Very brave men. Our unknown heros who risk their lives everyday.
I'm an apprentice lineman and nothing makes me as prouder than getting a bottle of water from a youngin after or while I'm working, even on storm. Appreciate your local linemen!
40 years lineman, great song and video! Local 499 Des Moines Iowa. 🤟👍👍
Mike Witcombe I'm from des moines country boy
With me working the lines I appreciate this song and the support of everybody! Line work is a huge brother good and family
This song is dedicated to my retired lineman husband of 40 years❤
Man this hits home..i love songs about lineman we work hard ..I'm a lineman and I love this song I play it in the bucket at work ...it brings back so many memories
love this song. I am sharing it today due to the recent ice storms in our area. We appreciate the lineman who take care of all our needs. Thank You!! And thank you to The Band Steele for this beautiful song.
For the love of God more songs like this and sit awhile. Y'all are real country music.
Thank you Kevin M and all Linemen everywhere, You are not forgotten for what you do for us every day.
We just laid my cousin to rest last week. He lived his life on the line proudly and ultimately gave the line his life. Please pray for his mother, father, and two sons who are 3 and 5.
Thank you for this song it is so meaningful my husband and father are both lineman and people don’t realize how dangerous this job is. I pray everyday for their safety along with all the other lineman out there!
Bo and Ben, I think of this song so often. I guess more than it should. Our little town, Flat Gap , KY ( Paintsville Kentucky) has been hit so hard by the ice storm and rain so hard. I am so thankful so all the lineman that have come to serve our little community. One special lineman, Scott Spencer in whom fell 27 fell from a pole that broke in which he was repairing the lines. He is from Campton, KY. He suffered two broken arms and a broken shoulder and other scrapes and bruises. It is amazing what these men do for us! The risk their life and the unknowing if they will even return home just for us! I am so thankful Scott Spencer made it with just a few broken bones. May God Bless All the Lineman!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for Good Songs.
My father is Lineman. When I was young, I had a dream to work as a father. And now I'm taking Lineman in the Provincial Electricity Authority of Thailand.