Rush - A Farewell To Kings (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Working Man - Live At Hammersmith Odeon - February 20, 1978

We'd like take you back to our beginnings
To a couple of things
First one is called Working Man

Well, I get up at seven, yes
And I go to work at nine
I got no time for livin', yes
I'm workin' all the time

Seems to me I could live my life
Better than I think I am
That's why they call me
Call me the workin' man

Call me the workin' man
I guess that's what I am

Well, I get home at five o'clock
I take myself out on Watney's Red Barrel
Always seem to be wonderin'
Why there's nothin' goin' down here

Seems to me I could live my life
Better than I think I am
That's why they call me
The workin' man

Call me the workin' man
I guess that's what I am

Call me the workin' man
I guess that's what I am

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Writer(s): Michael Bloomfield, Nicholas George Gravenites
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