[Intro] Rust on the chain Rain through the roof A badge in his pocket A building as proof [Verse 1] Jonah slips through the loading bay Where three hundred people once earned their pay Broken windows shine like teeth Oil and rain run underneath Locker room numbers peel from the doors Pigeon wings beat over concrete floors A faded notice still reads “Stand proud” Beneath the dust of a vanished crowd [Chorus] The factory has no name Just a logo they can change They sold the steel, they sold the flame Then told the workers to feel ashamed The factory has no name But we remember every face You cannot paint your flag across An empty, stolen workplace [Verse 2] The old machines went overseas The debts stayed here with the families A holding firm in a tower of glass Bought up the land and cut the staff On election night they praised the town Then sent the final shutters down Jonah finds his locker split His daughter’s photograph still inside it [Pre-Chorus] He hears the foreman’s whistle blow Though no one has been here for years He grips the card he cannot use And wipes the rain from tired eyes [Chorus] The factory has no name Just a logo they can change They sold the steel, they sold the flame Then told the workers to feel ashamed The factory has no name But we remember every face You cannot paint your flag across An empty, stolen workplace [Guitar Solo] A short, wounded lead melody rises above the marching rhythm [Bridge] The papers called it progress The mayor called it trade The board called it adjustment Jonah called it names Names of men on night shift Names of women on the line Names no market report printed When it said the plant was fine [Breakdown] No work No wage No answer at the gate No work No wage Just speeches about fate [Final Chorus] The factory has no name But tonight we name the theft Every shift and every hand Every family that they left The factory has no name No anthem makes this right Jonah hangs his work card On the rusted fence tonight [Outro] One plastic card in the winter rain One hundred more by morning The gate begins to carry names The dead machines keep humming