Working Man Blues chords by Merle Haggard (Official Version)
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Intro 1
(A flat7) (A flat7)
Verse 1
It's a (A flat7) big job just gettin' by
with nine kids and a wife
But (A flat7) I've been a workin' man
dang near all my life
And I'll keep on (D flat7) working
long as my two hands are fit to use (A flat7)
I'll (E flat7) drink my beer in a tavern
(D flat7) Sing a little bit of these
working man (A flat7) blues
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Verse 2
I (A flat7) keep my nose on the grindstone,
work hard every day
I might (A flat7) get a little tired on the weekend,
after I draw my pay
But I'll go back workin, (D flat7) come Monday morning
I'm right back with the crew (A flat7)
I'll (E flat7) drink a little beer that evening
(D flat7) Sang a little bit of these
working man (A flat7) blues
Verse 3
Some (A flat7) times I think about leaving,
do a little bummin' around
I wanna (A flat7) throw my bills out the window
catch a train to another town
But I go back (D flat7) working
I gotta buy my kids
a brand new pair of shoes (A flat7)
I (E flat7) drink a little beer in a tavern,
(D flat7) Cry a little bit of these
working man (A flat7) blues
Interlude 1
Here comes out working man
(A flat7) (A flat7) (A flat7) (A flat7)
(D flat7) (D flat7) (A flat7) (A flat7)
(E flat7) (D flat7) (A flat7) (A flat7)
Verse 4
Well, (A flat7) hey hey, the working man,
the working man like me
I ain't (A flat7) never been on welfare,
that's one place I won't be
Cause I'll be (D flat7) working
long as my two hands are fit to use (A flat7)
I (E flat7) drink my beer in a tavern
(D flat7) Sing a little bit of these
working man (A flat7) blues
This song for the working man
(A flat7) (A flat7)
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