| I woke up this mornin', tied my boots up
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| Cause I knew it’s goin' to be a long day
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| Fired my truck up, grabbed my coffee
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| Kissed my baby, got on my way
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| Cause I’m workin' 'til it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s pay
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| So I’m workin' even when it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s wage
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| Yeah, I’m up early with the birdies, ready to get dirty
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| This ain’t a song for you if you asleep at 7:30
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| I rise like the sun; |
| I’m the bag of the pounds
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| A full throttle in the bottle like that home-made shine
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| I’m just tryin' to make a livin', boss man trippin'
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| My overtime’s strong; |
| I don’t pay him no attention
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| Money in the mason jar, country boy pension
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| Old lady, three kids, take a lot to fill the kitchen
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| Fingernails dirty, my back stay hurtin'
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| You can bet I got to play for every penny that I’m earnin'
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| I ain’t askin' for a raise, but I know the boss heard me
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| Nobody on this job site’s workin' like I’m workin'
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| Thirty below to a hundred degrees
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| You ain’t pushin' hard enough if your hands don’t bleed
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| I’m the first to clock in and the last to leave
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| I ain’t never had a problem rollin' up my sleeves
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| I woke up this mornin', tied my boots up
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| Cause I knew it’s goin' to be a long day
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| Fired my truck up, grabbed my coffee
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| Kissed my baby, got on my way
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| Cause I’m workin' 'til it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s pay
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| So I’m workin' even when it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s wage
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| I’m out the door by the sun up, focused on the come-up
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| We never sleep in, that ain’t how we was brought up
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| I push it to the limit when the money gets low
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| And been known to work past when the plant whistle blows
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| Pay check feelin' like a lottery ticket
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| I might save a couple bucks if my kids don’t spend it
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| It don’t matter cause I love it every day of my life
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| Spent more time on the clock than I do with my wife
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| State to state, never late, puttin' miles on the road
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| Drop it off, fill it up, get me to my next load
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| Call my old lady, let her know I’ll be late
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| And I ain’t worry cause I know that she goin' to save me a plate
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| I told you …
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| Thirty below to a hundred degrees
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| You ain’t pushin' hard enough if your hands don’t bleed
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| I’m the first to clock in and the last to leave
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| I ain’t never had a problem rollin' up my sleeves
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| I woke up this mornin', tied my boots up
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| Cause I knew it’s goin' to be a long day
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| Fired my truck up, grabbed my coffee
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| Kissed my baby, got on my way
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| Cause I’m workin' 'til it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s pay
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| So I’m workin' even when it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s wage
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| Workin', workin'
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| Workin', workin'
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| I woke up this mornin', tied my boots up
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| Cause I knew it’s goin' to be a long day
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| Fired my truck up, grabbed my coffee
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| Kissed my baby, got on my way
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| Cause I’m workin' 'til it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s pay
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| So I’m workin' even when it’s hurtin'
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| That’s the only way to make an honest day’s wage |