Working Hard At Hardly Working
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
SONG: WORKING HARD AT HARDLY WORKING
ARTIST: KRISTIAN BUSH
VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=LOwmHd5asZs&feature=sharec
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
[Intro]
C F G C
[Verse]
C F
Got a reputation for seeing things through
G C
And get the job done, that's what they pay me to do
C F
'Cause I don't take shortcuts, I never quit
G
Hadn't met a job that I gave up on yet
F G
It's eat, sleep, work and repeat
F G
That's where I'll be if you're looking for me
[Chorus]
C F C
Working hard at hardly working
F C
Double shifts in the sun and my muscles hurting
F C
I'm whipping these cold drinks and putting up both feet
Am G F
Are eighty-hour weeks really worth it?
Dm G
Yeah just look at me, what do you think?
F G C
I'm working hard at hardly working
[Verse]
C F
This time is tough but I'm tougher
G C
Hard to work in these conditions I'm under
F G C
Ladies keep asking me for help with the lotion
F G
Working my way up for the big promotion
[Chorus]
C F C
Working hard at hardly working
F C
Sun-burnt skin and my muscles hurting
F C
I'm picking up cold drinks and putting up both feet
Am G F
These eighty-hour weeks might be worth it
F G
When that whistle blows not sure if I'll go
G F
Rum punching out or overtime tequila stirring
G
But right now I'm kinda worn out
F G C
I'm working hard at hardly working
[Instrumental/Solo]
F G Am G F F G F G C C
[Chorus]
F G
When that whistle blows, not sure if I'll go
Am G F
Rum punching out or overtime tequila stirring
Am G F
Deep commitment to my burden
F G
Yeah there's so much to do, might as well work straight through
C G F
The night shift just to be certain
Dm G
If you're looking for me, I'm down by the beach
[Outro]
F G C
Working hard at hardly working
F G C C
Working hard at hardly working
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