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Working Man

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Working Man

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I get up at seven, yeah,

and I go to work at nine.

I got no time for livin'.

Yes, I'm workin' all the time.

It seems to me

I could live my life

a lot better than I think I am.

I guess that's why they call me,

they call me the workin' man.

They call me the workin' man.

I guess that's what I am.

I get home at five o'clock,

and I take myself out a nice, cold beer.

Always seem to be wond'rin'

why there's nothin' goin' down here.

It seems to me

I could live my life

a lot better than I think I am.

I guess that's why they call me,

they call me the workin' man.

They call me the workin' man.

I guess that's what I am.

Well they call me the workin' man.

I guess that's what I am.

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