The Three-Day Blues chords by George Davis
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Verse 1
(C major) Work three days and then no more,
that's just enough to keep
a good man sore.
What's the matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name (F major) or your (G major) number
down on the dotted line. (C major)
Woke up this mornin'
about a half past four
The old work whistle don't
blow no more
What's the matter, (F major) operator,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name (G major) on a number
down on the dotted line (C major)
Now the operators think Johnny L is a fool,
but he's just a teacher
in their Sunday school.
What's the (G major) matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name or your (G major) number
down on the dotted line. (C major)
Guess you've had your gravy,
it's a dog gone long,
and now you're crying
just because it's gone.
What's the (G major) matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name (F major) or your (G major) number
down on the dotted line. (C major) (G major) (C major)
Well, you've got what we make
and you still want more.
Put us in debt at the company store.
What's the (G major) matter, (F major) operator,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name or your (G major) number
right on the dotted line (B major) (C major)
We've done everything
that we think is right
Still you won't sign,
you'll just growl and fight
What's the (G major) matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name (F major) or num (G major) ber
down on the dotted line (B major) (C major)
Now Taft and Hartley
put a club in your hand
So you could beat and knock
on the mining man
What's the (G major) matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't (C major) sign?
Put your name, (F major) odd (G major) number,
right on the (F sharp major) dotted (G major) line (C major) (G major) (C major)
Well, you think everybody's on your side
But a weak old miner still have a pride
What's (G major) the matter operat (F major) or,
why don't you sign
(C major) Put your name (F major) or (G major) number
down on the dotted line (C major)
Well, you called on Truman
to ease your pain
You've got everything to lose,
you've got nothing to gain
(F major) What's the (G major) matter, operat (F major) or,
that you don't sign? (C major)
Put your name, (F major) odd (G major) number,
down on the (F sharp major) dotted (F major) line (C major)
Why don't you book up and be a man?
Fall in line with their welfare plan
What's the matter, (F major) operator,
why don't you sign? (C major)
Put your name (F major) or your (G major) number
on the dotted line (C major)
Well, you've got me now
till I can't speak
There's no Santa Claus
on three days a week
What's the matter, (F major) operator?
Why don't you sign? (C major)
Put your name or num (G major) ber
down
on (F sharp major) the dotted (G major) line (C major)
Well, you want everything
and leave us none
You don't want us to have
any welfare fun (C major)
What's the matter, operator, (F major)
why don't you sign
(C major) Put your name or number
down (G major) on a dotted Deadline
The Three-Day Blues
George Davis
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