Yeah? Well try some Kongos too.
Kongos - Come With Me Now
Kongos - I Don't Mind
Kongos - Nothing of My Own
They keep albums going double platinum for the first week or two they're released. Fans dub them one of the most under rated bands ever. Come With Me Now reminds me of Papaw John. He used to sing/say something similar walking up the "lane" with me of a morning.
"Oh, come with me now. I'll show you how, ..."
He would show me how to do something, let me go at it. He would return and see I did exactly as he needed/wanted. Then, he would put me to something else. Each morning we added one or two things to the "routine"
"Repeat after me. Repetition is the key. Repetition is the key. Repetition is the key. ..." (Reference to another Kongos song, Repeat After Me)
Eventually the daily routine taught me how to run a small dairy farm inclusive of the intrusions at times. More importantly it was Papaw John what taught me a real important lesson. You do what you do for love, love of living, love of family, love of community.
He also taught you try loving what you do, too. Guess in some way I been struggling with that. Not really been "down" on being a custodian, down as in negative toward, or down as in down with. It's just work to me. I don't really feel anything toward it. Not sure I'm supposed to though.
Doing it for love though. I love my wife and want to help with our goal of having our place. "Sometimes you do what you don't want to get what you do." Not really feeling anything toward "work", well I got no gut compulsion to do it, no want.
Yes, it's "good" work, honest. I don't disrespect it. At the same time I'm also realistic. Yay, after twenty years I might get a key to a cleaning closet as the greatest advancement in it. Really summarizes the value others infer upon you. "Yeah, he's okay. He can at least move dirt."
But it's valued because I can help get to us having our place. Yep, moving dirt will also let me move that money stuff right to our bank account. Ha! I almost feel like I'm cheating folks out of something. Oh well. *chuckles*
Like mama said "Be a simple man. Do something you love and understand." I may not love it exactly but can surely understand it. Don't need to love it because I love my wife, love living, love our place.

I'll do what I don't care to do to get what I care to have. Not a problem.
Though as I said I was struggling a little. And that's not all of it but a good portion. The rest is about being the better man in life. Guess I got f**ked from birth, won the random lottery. "This f**ker is going get a world o' sh** so he'll always be tried and be the better man." *sighs, grumbles* "Yeah? Well, f**k it."