Hard Work

[Verso 1] Samuel Campbell, a hundred and three Fell over dead choppin' a tree F# I'll tell you what that says to me Hard work will kill you [Verso 2] Edith Parker, a hundred and four Used to run a general store F# I say used to, she don't no more Hard work will kill you [Refrão] E You gotta learn to relax F# Smell the roses before they're throwin' em on your casket E You gotta try to take it easy F# Or it'll catch up with you F# If you don't believe me, ask [Verso 3] Angus Edwards, a hundred and five Walked to work every day of his life F# Died on the way on day, ask his wife Hard work will kill you [Verso 4] Caroline Cole, a hundrd and six Out in the yard pickin' up sticks F# She didn't get 'em all, but she almost did She died; work will kill you [Refrão] E You gotta learn to relax F# Smell the roses before they're throwin' em on your casket E You gotta try to take it easy F# Or it'll catch up with you F# If you don't believe me, ask [Verso 5] Harold Thompson, a hundred and seven Might've made it to a hundred eleven F# He wouldn't quit workin', now he's in heaven Hard work will kill you [Verso 6] And there's Susan Lewis, a hundred and eight She retired a little too late F# The doctor said it was somethin' she ate But it was hard work that killed her Outro Hard work will kill you Hard work will kill you Grove oughta live forever