| Well, I swing this hammer from 9 to 5
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| Been workin' for the man just to stay alive
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| W-O-R-K is how I spell work
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| Feel depressed, I miss my family
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| Maybe if I work long then I’ll feel just fine
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| Haven’t smoked in a week
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| My back is kinda tweaked
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| Give me work, give me pride, give me loads of overtime
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| Work, work, work, work, work, work, work
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| Well, I work all day and drink all night
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| We fight all morning 'til we get it right
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| Then, we go to school to be a journeyman
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| My mother works, my father works
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| My brother works and now I work
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| That’s all I do is work, work, work, work, work
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| Lots of pride I get from work
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| Dad says real men have to work
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| A union man gets lots of pride from work
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| In the bailing fields or on the farm
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| I’ve only got a tan on half of my arm
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| I work real quick when you hit me with a whip
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| Give me work, give me pride, give me loads of overtime
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| Work, work, work, work, work, work, work
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| Well, I work all day and drink all night
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| We fight all morning 'til we get it right
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| Then, we go to school to be a journeyman
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| My mother works, my father works
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| My brother works and now I work
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| I love to work, work, work, work, work, work
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| America
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| A country carried on the back of the working man
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| A man with fire in his eyes and steel in his belly
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| A man who could build anything
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| Like a chair or a table, or he can fix a car, or he can fix a radiator
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| Without him you wouldn’t be able to drive to work
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| And then you wouldn’t be able to work
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| And no one would go to work 'cause
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| Work, work, work, work, work, work, work
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| Well, I work all day and drink all night
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| We fight all morning 'til we get it right
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| Then, we go to school to be a journeyman
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| My mother works, my father works
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| My brother works and now I work
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| I love to work, work, work, work, work, work |