Randy Houser – Workin’ Man Chords

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IntroA.......Verse 1AWorkin' man begs for his own sweet time
GBusting them knuckles for a dollar and a dime
DSpending his life on the factory line
AWorkin' man
AMorning coffee in his steel toe boots
GDrink it up, lace em up, light that fuse
DAin't stacking nothing but some IOU's
AWorkin' man
ACan't be late, can't catch a break
GBC Powder cause everything aches
DCold six pack, end of the day
AWorkin' man

ChorusSinging whAoa
Whatcha gonna do
GWoman needs loving and the kids need shoes
DAin't nothing left when he pays them dues
AWorkin' man
AWhoa, where ya gonna turn
GDaddy said, 'Son, better listen, better learn
DAin't nobody shelling out no concern for the wAorkin' man'
Yeah, I've Gseen it first-hand, buddy, just like you
That's why ID'm out here singing these blue-collar blues
For the wAorkin' manVerse 2Yeah, the wAorkin' man remembers what he learned in the Bible
GDevil's gonna play when ya hands go idle
DAlways looking for a shot at the title of the wAorkin' man
Yeah, aGll that stuff, when it hits the fan
DRolls downhill and lands on the workin' man ChorusAwhoa
Whatcha gonna do
GWoman needs loving and the kids need shoes
DAin't nothing left when he pays them dues
AWorkin' man
AWhoa, where ya gonna turn
GDaddy said, 'Son, better listen, better learn
DAin't nobody shelling out no concern for the wAorkin' man'
Yeah, I've Gseen it first-hand, buddy, just like you
That's why ID'm out here singing these blue-collar blues
For the wAorkin' manInterludeA....G....D....A.BridgeAWhoa, where ya gonna run
GBorn here, die here, get the job done
It's a lDife passed down like an ole shot gun
AWorkin' manChorusSinging whAoa
Whatcha gonna do
GWoman needs loving and the kids need shoes
DAin't nothing left when he pays them dues
AWorkin' man
AWhoa, where ya gonna turn
GDaddy said, 'Son, better listen, better learn
DAin't nobody shelling out no concern for the wAorkin' man'
AWhoa, where ya gonna turn
GWhoa, better listen, better learn
DWhoa, ain't no concern for the wAorkin' man