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If you pause upon the pavement
And crane your neck to see
You can almost glimpse the angels
That waltzed along with me
As I stepped out on those high beams
My sidewalk in the sky
The city far below me
Sunshine in my eyes
We were strong at seventeen
Métis Ironworkers all
We danced between two worlds
Determined not to fall
If you pause upon the pavement
And crane your neck to see
You can almost glimpse the angels
That waltzed along with me
It was us who raised this tower
Hanging from its side
One hook around your belt
Was all that kept you in this life
Floors slippery with the diesel
Winds that whip away your breath
You put it from your mind
‘Cause it’s not your date with death
And to all our fallen brothers
Who joined that angel band
Your courage so betrayed by laws
That failed the working man
So pause upon the pavement
Crane your neck, see
The wings of all those angels
That waltzed along with me
