| Cause Annie’s been a-workin on a midnight shift
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| If Annie puts her hair up on her head
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| Paints them lips up bright, bright red
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| Wears that dress that fits real tight
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| Starts stayin' out 'til the middle of the night
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| Says that a friend gave her a lift
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| Well, Annie’s been workin' on a midnight shift
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| If she acts a little funny — seems a little strange
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| Starts spendin' your money for brand new things
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| Tells you that she wants to use the car
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| Never explains what she wants it for
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| Brother, there just ain’t no «ifs?
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| Cause Annie’s been workin' on a midnight shift
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| Early in the morning when the sun comes up You look at old Annie and she looks kinda rough
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| You tell her «honey, get on out of that bed?
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| She says «leave me alone — I’m just about dead?
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| Brother, there just ain’t no «ifs?
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| Cause Annie’s been workin' on a midnight shift
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| If you got a good mama that’s stayin' at home
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| You’d better enjoy it — cause it won’t last long
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| When you think everything’s all right
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| She starts slippin' round in the middle of the night
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| Brother, there just ain’t no «ifs?
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| Cause Annie’s been workin' on a midnight shift |