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Hard Workin Man

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[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
               C
I'm a hard workin' man, I wear a steel hard hat, 
      F
I can ride, rope, hammer and paint, 
   C
do things with my hands that most men can't. 
  G
I can't get ahead no matter how hard I try, 
          C                               C
I'm getting     really good at barely getting by. 
[Verse 2]
               C
Got everything I own by the sweat of my brow, 
        F
from my four-wheel drive to my cowboy boots, 
C
I owe it all to my blue-collar roots. 
              G
Feel like I'm workin' overtime on a runaway train, 
         C
I've got to    bust loose from this ball and chain. 
[Chorus 1]
      F     Eb               C
I'm a hard,     hard-workin' man, 
            G                                  C
I've got it all on the line for a piece of the promised land. 
        F          Eb             C
And I'm burnin' my candle at both ends, 
                      G                                     C
about the only way to keep the fire going is to out-run the wind. 
[Solo] 
F Eb C G C
F Eb C G C
[Verse 3]
             C
Come Friday night I like to party hard, 
F
I carry on with the Cadillac cuties, 
         C
spend my whole week's pay on some weekend beauty. 
G
Come Monday morning I'm the first to arrive, 
        C
I ain't nothin' but business from nine to five. 
[Chorus 2]
      F     Eb               C
I'm a hard,     hard-workin' man, 
            G                                  C
I've got it all on the line for a piece of the promised land. 
        F          Eb             C
And I'm burnin' my candle at both ends, 
                      G                                     C
about the only way to keep the fire going is to out-run the wind.
                G                                         C
I can't wait to get up in the mornin', and do it all over again, 
            G                 C    F  C
well, I'm a hard-livin', hard-workin' man.

Hard Workin Man chords and lyrics

Free chords for Hard Workin Man by Brooks & Dunn. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
C
[Verse 1]
[Verse 2]
[Chorus 1]
[Solo] 
F Eb C G C
F Eb C G C
[Verse 3]
[Chorus 2]

Hard Workin Man Chords by Brooks & Dunn

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