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Yodelay-oo
Did you ever see me rolling?
Did you ever see me work?
I could rattle the hands of time
With a shovel and rope
I got blisters and bites and scratches
I got holes in half my shirts
I'm a working man, if you understand
And my living's in the dirt
Did you ever see me dig?
Did you ever see me drive?
The posts I set in the ground
Will be around longer than you're alive
I'm harder than steel and cigarettes
Hold my (?) and make your bets
And honey I still got the salt to love you, too
Did you ever see me chop?
Did you ever see me saw?
I can mill more wood
Than a woodchuck can chuck wood
Through a hollow log
Changing blades and grease and oil
Up on your feet, boys, don't you toil
There's so work to do
And a woman to see back home
Did you ever see me rope?
Did you ever see me dive?
It's happened a time or two
But when he does I hold my ground
With dimes and nickels and dollars
Gonna buy me a brand new car
Go home to see me draw my pay on Saturday
Yodelay-ee
Yodelay-ee-oo
Yodelay-whoo
Credits
Luke Bell

Luke Bell

About “Working Man’s Dream” by Luke Bell

Read the complete lyrics to "Working Man’s Dream" by Luke Bell from the album "Luke Bell". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Country.

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"Working Man’s Dream" is credited to Luke Bell. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Working Man’s Dream" appears on "Luke Bell".

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