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Hard Working Man [D]Brooks and Dunn

Intro
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Verse 1
I'm a hard workDin' man, I wear a steel hard hat,
I can G ride, rope, hammer and paint,
do D things with my hands that most men can't.
I A can't get ahead no matter how hard I try,
I'm getting D really good at barely D getting by.

Verse 2
Got everything D I own by the sweat of my brow,
from my G four-wheel drive to my cowboy boots,
D I owe it all to my blue-collar roots.
Feel like I'm A workin' overtime on a runaway train,
I've got D to bust loose from this ball and chain.

Chorus 1
I'm a G hard, F hard-workin'D man,
I've got it A all on the line for a piece of the D promised land.
And I'm G burnin' my F candle at both D ends,
about the only way to A keep the fire going is to out-run the D wind.

Instrumental
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G F D A D

Verse 3
Come Friday D night I like to party hard,
G I carry on with the Cadillac cuties,
spend my D whole week's pay on some weekend beauty.
A Come Monday morning I'm the first to arrive,
I ain't D nothin' but business from nine to five.

Chorus 2
I'm a G hard, F hard-workin' D man,
I've got it A all on the line for a piece of the D promised land.
And I'm G burnin' my F candle at both D ends,
about the only way to A keep the fire going is to out-run the D wind.
I can't wait to A get up in the mornin', and do it all over D again,
well, I'm a A hard-livin', hard-DworkGin' D man.

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