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Working Man

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Eminor
90BPM
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You'll have to listen to the video to get the finger picking. Sounds decent strummed as well. Video can be
[Intro]
C D G Em C D G
[Verse]
4Gam, lord don't it coCme way too soGon. Ya think by now it'd be somethin' you'd be uDsed to. So put on the
cofGfee, Cturn on the nGews. It's gonna be hot as hell, but at least the skies are bDlue. You're clockin' Cin,
wore out, but ya Ddo what ya gotta do.G  
[Chorus]
I know you're tirCed, I know you're hurtiGn'. I know you're broke dowDn to the boneG. But your biClls are paid
and there's smiGlin' faces, waiDtin' on you at home. CIt ain't always Emeasy. It ain't eCver like ya plGanned, G/F#ah
but mEman, ain't it wDorkin', workin' Gman.
[Instrumental]
C D G Em C D G
[Verse]
NGow you're goin' home, while the suCn's goin' downG. You're still miles away, but you can already hear the
soDund....of a little voiGce, sayinC' 'daddy come out and play'G. So ya steal a couple more minutes from a damn
good dDay. You're clockin' Cin, wore out, wouldn't wDant it any other wayG.
[Chorus]
I know you're tirCed, I know you're hurtiGn'. I know you're broke dowDn to the boneG. But your biClls are paid
and there's smiGlin' faces, waiDtin' on you at home. CIt ain't always Emeasy. It ain't eCver like ya plGanned, G/F#ah
but mEman, ain't it wDorkin', workin' Gman.
[Instrumental]
C D G Em C D G
[Bridge]
It's the swCeat, and blood and bruiGses...calloused Dhands, hard as caGn be. There's brCead on the taGble, and
DN.C.
presents under the tree.
[Chorus]
I know you're tirCed, I know you're hurtiGn'. I know you're broke dowDn to the boneG. But your biClls are paid
and there's smiGlin' faces, waiDtin' on you at home. CIt ain't always Emeasy. It ain't eCver like ya plGanned, G/F#ah
but mEman, ain't it wDorkin', workin' Gman.
CIt ain't always Emeasy. It ain't eCver like ya plGanned, G/F#ah but mEman, ain't it wDorkin', workin' mGan.
[Outro]
C D G Em C D G
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