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Working Mans Dollar

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[Intro]
 A  G  D  A  G  D
[Verse 1]
A                                     G
Well, I'm just a Workin' Man's Dollar
D
In the pocket of his old blue jeans
A                                  G
I ain't like my Wall Street brother
D
He's in a bank so shiny and clean
A                                G
Well, I'm faded and I'm wrinkled
D
Tattered and stained with sweat
[Bridge 1]
 A                                      G             D
But I'm the 1st one called when Uncle Sam Needs a hand with the
              A  G  D
National Debt     
[Verse 2]
A                              G
I've been wages for the farm hand
D
For drivin' an old John Deere
A                                  G
I've been laid on a bar in a tavern
D
To buy a workin' man an ice-cold beer
A                                        G
I've been tipped to a truck-stop waitress
D
Taped where I was torn
[Bridge 2]
        A                      G
And in the hand of a child I was laid on a plate
         D                 A A A A A
In a church on Sunday morn    
[Chorus]
G
They say I'm the root of all evil
 D
I bring lust, power and greed
 C                                G
But this Workin' Man's Dollar only buys the things
                          A    G   D    A     G     D
A workin' man really needs
[Verse 3]
A                                         G
Well, they say I'm worth about fifty-cents
 D
In this modern inflated age
A                                G
But don't tell that to the young man slavin'
D
To make it on a minimum wage
A                            G
Or that single workin' mother
 D
She's been scapin' to make ends meet
[Bridge 3]
          A
To make a house a home
       G
Keep food on the table
     D                          A   G   D
And shoes on her baby's feet
         A                         G
Well, I know my days are numbered
              D
I'm gettin' threadbare and wearin' thin
           A                        G
And they'll replace me with another
          D
But I'd do it all again
              A                      G
Cuz I've seen this great big country
               D
Passed from hand to callused hand
          A                        G
And I've got to say that I'm mighty proud
              D                 A A A A A
That I belong to a workin' man
[Chorus]
G
They say I'm the root of all evil
        D
I bring lust, power and greed
              C                    G
But this Workin' Man's Dollar only buys the things
A workin' man really needs     
[Outro]
A  G  D  A  G  D C A

Working Mans Dollar chords and lyrics

Free chords for Working Mans Dollar by Chris LeDoux. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]
 A  G  D  A  G  D
[Verse 1]
[Bridge 1]
[Verse 2]
[Bridge 2]
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
[Bridge 3]
[Chorus]
A workin' man really needs     
[Outro]
A  G  D  A  G  D C A

Working Mans Dollar Chords by Chris LeDoux

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